87 n/a VS. Roush stage 1 mustang V6
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87 n/a VS. Roush stage 1 mustang V6
I have a question for you guys. my friend at school has a roush stage 1 mustang with a 3.8 liter V6 totally stock. He wants to race me soo bad but I'm not sure if I would win. I have a 87 n/a with gutted cats, headers, and a K&N air filter. Who would win???
What is the throttle body trick every one is talking bout??
What is the throttle body trick every one is talking bout??
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#8
Re: 87 n/a VS. Roush stage 1 mustang V6
Originally posted by BDoty311
I have a question for you guys. my friend at school has a roush stage 1 mustang with a 3.8 liter V6 totally stock. He wants to race me soo bad but I'm not sure if I would win. I have a 87 n/a with gutted cats, headers, and a K&N air filter. Who would win???
What is the throttle body trick every one is talking bout??
I have a question for you guys. my friend at school has a roush stage 1 mustang with a 3.8 liter V6 totally stock. He wants to race me soo bad but I'm not sure if I would win. I have a 87 n/a with gutted cats, headers, and a K&N air filter. Who would win???
What is the throttle body trick every one is talking bout??
#9
Yep, I did a quick search on "roush stage 1 mustang V6" and several hits came up.
The Stage 1 on a V6 is just an exhaust package that added like 20hp - big deal.
Stage 2 looks like some kinda suspension package.
Stage 3 (for V8) looks like a built motor.
Since we're talking basically about a V6 mustang with an exhaust, the NA should be able to smoke this car.
-Ted
The Stage 1 on a V6 is just an exhaust package that added like 20hp - big deal.
Stage 2 looks like some kinda suspension package.
Stage 3 (for V8) looks like a built motor.
Since we're talking basically about a V6 mustang with an exhaust, the NA should be able to smoke this car.
-Ted
#10
Originally posted by GRA8RIDE
dre_2ooo is write you need a T11 to beat the V8's.
dre_2ooo is write you need a T11 to beat the V8's.
Oh! You mean a TII. Like, the roman numeral for "2".
(that bugs me almost as much as "RX7" and "Porches" and "write" vs. "right" )
Brandon
#11
Originally posted by GRA8RIDE
dre_2ooo is write you need a T11 to beat the V8's.
dre_2ooo is write you need a T11 to beat the V8's.
I dont have a TII, and Ive beaten a few V8's. I beat a 98 Mustang GT in the 1/8 mile, and another 96 GT on the street from 0-65.
The newest body style is a different story. Stock 2001 GT pulled half a car on my from 60-100. A modded one walked on me pretty good.
#12
The V6 has 160 hp stock, so 180 max with the Roush package (I still have no clue why Jack Roush would put his name on a V6...but oh well). Having said that, the curb weight of thr V6 mustang is somewhere near 3700lbs. My g/f has a new V6 stang, and it is really sad. I have driven it, even opened it up before, and was left with a feeling of mediocrity. It pulls like a Mustang should.....like crap. Time your shifts right, don't burn rubber on launch, and you should be fine. Oh yeah, I have beaten 2 SN95 Gts, btw.
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From: Twin Cities, MN
Originally posted by dre_2ooo
yeah, but your car is modded up the ***
yeah, but your car is modded up the ***
#18
the stock v6 mustangs have 145hp, 165 with the exhaust, 1999+ have 200hp v6
you will beat his *** silly if you can drive good
v8 stangs?? the 99+, ****, you dont need a TII, in the black n/a i had i could have a fender on 1999+ 4.6l GT's from 0-100mph
you will beat his *** silly if you can drive good
v8 stangs?? the 99+, ****, you dont need a TII, in the black n/a i had i could have a fender on 1999+ 4.6l GT's from 0-100mph
Last edited by Agent_D; 04-10-02 at 06:41 PM.
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Joined: Dec 2001
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From: Twin Cities, MN
Originally posted by scathcart
Tell me more about the IROC. With $6000 in mods, he should have killed you. All those things are about is launching, and straight line acceleration.
Sean
Tell me more about the IROC. With $6000 in mods, he should have killed you. All those things are about is launching, and straight line acceleration.
Sean
Last edited by Turblown; 04-10-02 at 07:38 PM.
#22
Originally posted by lex
I want know if my 87 non-turbo with exhaust and race plugs and wires will beat a mustang gt v8 with a kid who doesnt know how to race? May be money involved.
I want know if my 87 non-turbo with exhaust and race plugs and wires will beat a mustang gt v8 with a kid who doesnt know how to race? May be money involved.
Bottom line, I wouldnt put money on it.
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For those who want to know:
The 96-98 mustangs with a 4.6(shitty ford motor) only put down about 180-195HP TO THE WHEELS
99-Present 4.6L mustangs only put down
211 HP at the wheels.
This has been documented by several car enthusiast publications.
Just some info to think about
The 96-98 mustangs with a 4.6(shitty ford motor) only put down about 180-195HP TO THE WHEELS
99-Present 4.6L mustangs only put down
211 HP at the wheels.
This has been documented by several car enthusiast publications.
Just some info to think about
#25
ok you'll beat it. Lets put it this way, the v-6 mustang is such a peice of **** that my friend raced him in his 3.0l taurus and the taurus won. Just make sure to make the car as light as possible for the race, take out you spare tire, and any other things you can think of.
as far as getting just palin extra power, i read a post on here about advancing the timing by 20 degrees and it is supposed to give you an extra 20 hp or something.
also make sure your fifth and sixth ports are working, if you cat is not stock.
one trick i learned from a rx-7 book was to put a bag of ice over the intake manifold before the race. this is supposed to cool the air coming into the engine. And the colder the air the more power you will have. Just make sure you remove the bag of ice before the race. I have never tried this before so if you try let me know the results.
as far as getting just palin extra power, i read a post on here about advancing the timing by 20 degrees and it is supposed to give you an extra 20 hp or something.
also make sure your fifth and sixth ports are working, if you cat is not stock.
one trick i learned from a rx-7 book was to put a bag of ice over the intake manifold before the race. this is supposed to cool the air coming into the engine. And the colder the air the more power you will have. Just make sure you remove the bag of ice before the race. I have never tried this before so if you try let me know the results.