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But....it isn't. You are only considering the peak HP and weight. You aren't taking in to account gearing, transmission gearing, tires, torque (at all apparently) etc..... There are way too many variables. Even these 280 HP twins with superchargers and turbo kits aren't running like there peak HP and weight suggest they should. |
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But then you're 15-20K over the cost of the frs... that's all I've ever said that for the money (with ability and know how) the frs is an awesome tuner platform and it was made to be that. also for 15-20K with the know how and ability you can do an LS swap and be right there as well. Less if you turn around and sell the stock twin components and as I've pointed out you will NEVER strip 1000lbs off the heavier platforms but you can always add the power to the twins. That's not even considering weight reduction on the twins making them even lighter. 650hp at 2300 lbs is not out of the realm of feasibility at less than a total cost of 50-60K and with serious skillz, less than 40-45K... I'd love to see that beat with any other newer than 2010 platform... Jaden |
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Also....this thread is bench racing at its finest. Let it die.
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Ok I want to see where what I've said hasn't been meted out in reality..
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[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDzQsXdnqyo"]2015 Mustang GT Stock 1/4 Mile vs. 2012 Mustang GT Drag Race by AmericanMuscle.com - YouTube[/ame] so you're telling me that S/C'd twins aren't running low to mid 13's??? umm because dipstick_swp ran a 12.21@116 on 91 pump gas...so maybe you're going off old information when the cars were still getting figured out? I don't know... I mean there just seems to be a lot of hate on an 86 forum for these cars and any time someone comes on defending them, they're labeled a fan boy...and people keep saying stupid shit like these cars weren't meant for that, those cars are all gonna beat them no matter what you do etc... It just gets fuckin tired... Jaden |
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First off, low to mid 13's is still a slow car. I am active in this forum, so I'm not going off old information at all. It is reality. It is sad to see so many people not grasp how fast some of these other "comparable" cars are. To make a twin fast, or even be a truly "quick" car involves a lot more money, time, and knowledge than most people want to admit.
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Have I EVER implied anything else?
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I've said, if you have the KNOWLEDGE, SKILLSET and desire, you can relatively cheaply make a twin out perform these other cars... Also, it needs to be said that many people can't afford a newer car that's more expensive than a twin (I'm not one of them, I chose the twin because I love building things up, love the way the car looks and REALLY like how light and nimble it is from the start), and having the ability to save up over time to make it the car you really want can be a big deal to some. Jaden and since when is a 12.91 a better 1/4 mile than a 12.21? |
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Here's the mod list from his sig to get that: FullBlown base kit, FullBlown built 9.5:1 engine, PTE5858 turbo, 1000cc Bosch injectors, FullBlown flex fuel kit, FullBlown radiator and oil cooler, FullBlown custom 3" dual exit exhaust, fx400+ clutch, whiteline diff and subframe inserts, h&r super sports, hotchkiss 18mm rear sway, is300 3.73 differential here's what a base model gt with headers, CAI, and a tune runs. Originally Posted by steph93lx Vehicle, Trim & Options: Base GT with factory option 3.55 gear Modifications (if any):LT, Tune, CAI, Exhaust, Slick 60'.......................................... 1.533 330'........................................4.662 660'........................................7.176 660’ mph.................................95.97 1000'......................................9.381 1320'......................................11.242 1320’ mph….............................121.30 Name of the track: Napierville dragway Date of pass:10/24/15 this is pure bench racing glossing over the fact you have a car with minor bolt ons blowing away a fully built car with well over 10 grand in them in mods. Your argument keeps changing. First it was a 250whp twin will blow away a 5.0 in any circumstance, then when it was proven wrong it was like, well....i meant they'll be about the same..... Then it's oh, a fully built, fully prepped car with built block (which has much more $$$ invested than a base gt with the mods listed) is faster than a 5.0! Now a minor bolt on one proved that wrong... The cars just have different strengths. Who cares what goes the fastest in a 1/4 mile with what mods? The 86's are fan-f****g-tastic at what they do, and are amazing cars. They aren't the be all end all of automobiles like a lot of people here make them out to be, and neither is a 5.0, not by a long shot. |
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THAT WAS NEVER my argument...
Sorry that was NEVER my argument.
And your point still isn't valid to my argument. 10K in mods puts at about the same price as an stock GT...so my point is still valid. BOLT ONS is NOT stock...and I didn't say a 250hp twin would blow away a stock GT in any circumstance. I said a 260 to 270hp modded twin would beat a stock GT around most tracks. I thought you said to just let this thread die? Oh I get it, you only want the thread to die if you get the last word in.. ok... Jaden OK then how about an 11.3 quarter on STOCK internals? [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aBdFiFOWGms"]Accelerated Performance Scion FRS / Subaru BRZ 400 turbo kit world record 1/4 mile 11.3@ 127.4 mph - YouTube[/ame] |
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That wasn't me
It's not really valid to compare a basic bolt on car to one with a fully built engine and turbo'd out the a@@. How reliable is that compared to a car with just exhaust? |
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I don't think you know how much a mustang costs.... http://www.sunsetfordstlouis.com/new...rchDepth=10:27 A brz limited is 28K and scion hovers around 25K I'm still curious about the "around most tracks" comment, but from most aspects the mustang is a "better" bargain strictly by numbers. Also, how much does that accelerated performance car have in it? Have you seen their build thread? If not: http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16680 Its a good read! |
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WHO is talking about reliability?
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I mentioned what can be done. I said a stock GT versus a 260-270 hp twin... the other people started bringing up the other mods and leads to the other arguments. If your reasoning for "jumping ship" is that you want a faster straight line car that still has a warranty for more money and is more reliable, then go for it. I never said that people were STUPID for doing so. If you Jump ship because you think the twin can't be made faster for equivalent money, then you're wrong. Jaden |
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Still slower than the minor bolt on gt posted lol. |
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