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Originally Posted by scott9050
It's very possible that the GT badge is fake. I have seen 4 banger foxes around here with 5.0 badges.
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Originally Posted by mark0101
I am sure that it was a GT because I saw the GT sign on the Back and on the side unless he got it of from an other GT.
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Originally Posted by caddy dhs
No offense but theres no way a town car would keep up with a mustang gt at wot. It was either a v6 or the driver was just messing with you. The 0-60 time is really closer to 9 seconds. Now if you had north* under the hood, it would be a different story alltogether.
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Is he calling you out LOL.
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Originally Posted by caddy dhs
I'm not sure what the specs are for the 4.9, but I think it's somewhere around 200hp 275lbs/ft. I think it was fairly light too, so it would be pretty even with a town car. As for the north*, I'm not sure if my 2000 dhs can take a mustang gt, I'll have to try it if I ever see one. Most mustangs I see are the v6 though. There arent many chances to race here in the city, I'm still waiting to stop next to a town car at the lights.
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Originally Posted by thamarkman
I think your mistaken by saying that Cadillac's last longer than Lincolns.
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Originally Posted by caddy dhs
Well the 4.9 is one of the most reliable engines to come from cadillac from what I heard. The north* unfortunetely does have some reliability problems with headgaskets. I have read some good horror stories about them. I don't have any information about the reliability of lincoln engines, so I don't have anything to compare, the only thing I heard of was that the airbags fail eventually and it's an expensive repair. Theres also so many variables involved in owning a car that we can't rreally generalize which one will last longer.
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Originally Posted by caddy dhs
I'm a little confused at the lincoln engine lineup. I know the town car gets 225-235hp, the continental has one with 260hp, and later 275hp, and the mark gets 280hp and 290hp? All of them are 4.6s, so it seems strange they don't just use the same one in all of them. Do they all have 32 valves like the N*?
I'm suprised you thought the 88 seemed faster then the current cadillacs. Those things werent anywhere close to 300hp (more like 140). |
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Originally Posted by caddy dhs
I'm a little confused at the lincoln engine lineup. I know the town car gets 225-235hp, the continental has one with 260hp, and later 275hp, and the mark gets 280hp and 290hp? All of them are 4.6s, so it seems strange they don't just use the same one in all of them. Do they all have 32 valves like the N*?
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