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Originally Posted by MrWilson
I got a dude thats talking trash about 4.6 dohc's especially the mark's. He keeps talking about how 5.0 fox's will walk the 4.6 even in stock trim, and how there is no potential with the dohc, and with a head swap only a 5.0 can make 450+hp...and that a 4.6 couldnt even think of that kinda power without a blower or nos or w/e, Just want some solid proof to put this hater in his place. I know its laughable, but just humor me.
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Originally Posted by brentalan
All I know is that in 1989 the Stock Taurus SHO smoked the Mustang GT with the 5.0...
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Originally Posted by brentalan
All I know is that in 1989 the Stock Taurus SHO smoked the Mustang GT with the 5.0. Sure they are great for modifications but stock for stock these 5.0's are pretty weak from the late 80's/early '90s
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Originally Posted by JC1994
215-225HP stock. depending on the year. 86 was only 200 HP.
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Originally Posted by JoshMcMadMac
I would like to see where you got that from. The SHO is definately powerful for what it is, but it is still a 15 second machine in stock trim, even if it is low 15's. The Mustang GT should be no more than high 14's.
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Originally Posted by brentalan
OK, I guess you are right I could have sworn I read somewhere that it was. I did find this:
http://www.shotimes.com/php-bin/modu...thold=0&sid=28 http://www.mustangregistry.org/lx_87_89.htm Where they are saying the late 80's Mustang GT was running 15.3 as compared to a 15.2 for the SHO. Other places I've looked put the late 80's Mustang in the high-14's but still - The SHO is damn respectible in comparison to the Mustang from the same time period. My real point, in response to Mr. Wilson, is that whether it's high 14's or low 15's, it's not that fast for what it was in stock trim. Sorry for the exxageration in the previous post. |
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Originally Posted by brentalan
OK, I guess you are right I could have sworn I read somewhere that it was. I did find this:
http://www.shotimes.com/php-bin/modu...thold=0&sid=28 http://www.mustangregistry.org/lx_87_89.htm Where they are saying the late 80's Mustang GT was running 15.3 as compared to a 15.2 for the SHO. Other places I've looked put the late 80's Mustang in the high-14's but still - The SHO is damn respectible in comparison to the Mustang from the same time period. My real point, in response to Mr. Wilson, is that whether it's high 14's or low 15's, it's not that fast for what it was in stock trim. Sorry for the exxageration in the previous post. |
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Originally Posted by JoshMcMadMac
Thanks for the links. The SHO is definately a strong runner. As for a GT running a 15.3, Scott9050 hit that on the head. Options make all of the difference on that front, so I could see a GT 'vert auto with all the options and a poor rearend cutting a best at low 15's, but personally I don't think that is a fair comparison to a 1989 SHO that is a 5-speed and a hard top.
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