- Feb 13, 2003
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can't be...using 300WHP in his calculation would mean that his "fully loaded" Mustang GT only weighs ~2,830-lbs, and an '05 GT is at least 600-lbs heavier than that. i don't even know if an '05 GT can be stripped down to the ~2,800-lb range in the first place...if it is possible, it sure as hell isn't loaded (or even a relatively comfortable daily driver) at that point...and based on his sig, i'm assuming this is a daily driver and not a weekend track toy.
even if he estimated his flywheel HP using a generous "average drivetrain loss" of 18% (resulting in 354 flywheel HP), the calculation results in a ~3,340-lb car - still far too light for a base '05 GT, let alone a loaded one.
I accidentally used the V6 weight at 3300lbs and flywheel HP. The correct weight is 3450lbs therefore 9.86.....or 11.5 if using RWHP.
BHP was a guesstimate at 350. Car has 300BHP stock and dyno'd at around 260 stock, so when it read 300RWHP, I made an un-calculated guess at 350 crank...