lt1 vs 04 mustang GT
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lt1 vs 04 mustang GT
I just raced a full bolt on 04 Mustang Gt in my 95 TA with 3.73's, full exhaust , Madz28 programming, ect. I talked to the kid at the stop light before we went and he said his car was a full bolt on 04 GT. He said he had full exhaust (that thing sounded nice!), intake, 4.11's and he said a few other bolt ons. Anyway, light turns green and he jumps on it. I nail it and instantly stop his jump and started pulling on him pretty good. By 70 I had 1 1/2 cars on him and was still pulling and he let off. I seen him at the next light and he seemed disapointed, he shrugged his shoulders and drove off. What does a full bolt on 04 GT Mustang with DR'S typically run in the 1/4?
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If he had a full bolt on GT, it should be a decent runner I would say mid 13's to low 13's. was it a stick or an auto? if it was a stick I dont think the kid new how to drive. anyways sounds like you have strong running LT1.
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Originally Posted by AROD427
If he had a full bolt on GT, it should be a decent runner I would say mid 13's to low 13's. was it a stick or an auto? if it was a stick I dont think the kid new how to drive. anyways sounds like you have strong running LT1.
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yeah, I have been suprised by LT1s before. I didn't get beat but I was bone stock and up to 80 I had a bolt-on LT1 right on my tail. But I did baby it a bit off the line.
Good kill, I think LT1s run slightly faster than 99-04 GTs bone stock, but my understanding of physics would say they have better response to mods.
Good kill, I think LT1s run slightly faster than 99-04 GTs bone stock, but my understanding of physics would say they have better response to mods.
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mpe488 - I have a few LS1 stocker friends around here who used to hate me. I had a few more mods than most apparently but I would edge them out even if we took it up to 100+ mph (the ported stock heads helped a ton)... after the cam it was a different ballgame against them. I only ran 14.1 @ 97mph bone stock so I had a ways to go to catch up.
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The newer 4.6s got a lot better. I suspoect they are putting down more throughout their range on top of being up to 265. Personally I think they could hit 12s on a great DA and track prep in an 5M with all bolt ons and DRs. But the trap would not be there. AFAIK they make about 300WHP at best with full bolt ons.
Thats a nice race you had. You will less mods but more cubes, him with more mods and probably better flowing heads but less cubes. Nice kill for sure.
Thats a nice race you had. You will less mods but more cubes, him with more mods and probably better flowing heads but less cubes. Nice kill for sure.
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Originally Posted by AROD427
If he had a full bolt on GT, it should be a decent runner I would say mid 13's to low 13's. was it a stick or an auto? if it was a stick I dont think the kid new how to drive. anyways sounds like you have strong running LT1.
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Originally Posted by S8ER95Z
I don't know about him having better flowing heads....
2V Mustang PI
.100 53 49
.200 105 84
.300 140 107
.400 155 123
.500 159 133
.550 162 135
.600 164 138
LS1
.100 61 53
.200 129 101
.300 189 137
.400 221 165
.500 227 179
.600 227 188
2V Mustang PI
.100 53 49
.200 105 84
.300 140 107
.400 155 123
.500 159 133
.550 162 135
.600 164 138
LS1
.100 61 53
.200 129 101
.300 189 137
.400 221 165
.500 227 179
.600 227 188
On a side note, you have a great point. Why the heck did Ford go to all the trouble of using OHC heads if they did not get decent flow out of them? OHC heads are much easier layout wise to get lots of flow, yet a 2V GT head flows less than a 2V LS1 head. Never got what Ford was thinking there.
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Originally Posted by Sparetire
Yeah, but LS1 heads own LT1 heads in stock form IIRC.
On a side note, you have a great point. Why the heck did Ford go to all the trouble of using OHC heads if they did not get decent flow out of them? OHC heads are much easier layout wise to get lots of flow, yet a 2V GT head flows less than a 2V LS1 head. Never got what Ford was thinking there.
On a side note, you have a great point. Why the heck did Ford go to all the trouble of using OHC heads if they did not get decent flow out of them? OHC heads are much easier layout wise to get lots of flow, yet a 2V GT head flows less than a 2V LS1 head. Never got what Ford was thinking there.
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[QUOTE=00 SLVR Z]He didn't say a "full bolt on" GT. He said full exhaust, intake, 4.11's and a few other bolt ons. The few other bolt ons could be anything. Either way, good race.[/QUOTe}
"I just raced a full bolt on 04 Mustang Gt in my 95 TA with 3.73's, full exhaust , Madz28 programming, ect. I talked to the kid at the stop light before we went and he said his car was a full bolt on 04 GT. He said he had full exhaust (that thing sounded nice!), intake, 4.11's and he said a few other bolt ons. Anyway, light turns green and he jumps on it. I nail it and instantly stop his jump and started pulling on him pretty good. By 70 I had 1 1/2 cars on him and was still pulling and he let off. I seen him at the next light and he seemed disapointed, he shrugged his shoulders and drove off. What does a full bolt on 04 GT Mustang with DR'S typically run in the 1/4?"
I am sorry but by reading this it looks like he said full bolt on at least 3 times. My mistake
"I just raced a full bolt on 04 Mustang Gt in my 95 TA with 3.73's, full exhaust , Madz28 programming, ect. I talked to the kid at the stop light before we went and he said his car was a full bolt on 04 GT. He said he had full exhaust (that thing sounded nice!), intake, 4.11's and he said a few other bolt ons. Anyway, light turns green and he jumps on it. I nail it and instantly stop his jump and started pulling on him pretty good. By 70 I had 1 1/2 cars on him and was still pulling and he let off. I seen him at the next light and he seemed disapointed, he shrugged his shoulders and drove off. What does a full bolt on 04 GT Mustang with DR'S typically run in the 1/4?"
I am sorry but by reading this it looks like he said full bolt on at least 3 times. My mistake
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Originally Posted by donkey mule
It was a stick. Yeah my LT1 is a strong runner. Only has 48,000 miles on it and I have surprised more than a few people who have raced me. Some people have a stigma about LT1's being slow and are surprised when they see tail lights. I'll never forget a 01 ss that smirked at my car at a stop light. I gave him a rev and he gave a nod. light turns green and we are both on it. We hit 85 and I had 1 car on him. He was not happy! He wouldnt even look over at me afterwards.
Your thread appears to say that this was a full bolt on GT, if this is true that car with a decent driver should be a low 13-12.99 car. Very impressive on your LT1 sounds like it runs a hell of a lot better than my old LT1. Congrats on that.
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Originally Posted by Sparetire
Yeah, but LS1 heads own LT1 heads in stock form IIRC.
On a side note, you have a great point. Why the heck did Ford go to all the trouble of using OHC heads if they did not get decent flow out of them? OHC heads are much easier layout wise to get lots of flow, yet a 2V GT head flows less than a 2V LS1 head. Never got what Ford was thinking there.
On a side note, you have a great point. Why the heck did Ford go to all the trouble of using OHC heads if they did not get decent flow out of them? OHC heads are much easier layout wise to get lots of flow, yet a 2V GT head flows less than a 2V LS1 head. Never got what Ford was thinking there.
The only reason I think ford did the OHC bit was to appease the snobs/ignorants that think OHC is better or somehow 'new' technology.
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Originally Posted by donkey mule
I just raced a full bolt on 04 Mustang Gt in my 95 TA with 3.73's, full exhaust , Madz28 programming, ect. I talked to the kid at the stop light before we went and he said his car was a full bolt on 04 GT. He said he had full exhaust (that thing sounded nice!), intake, 4.11's and he said a few other bolt ons. Anyway, light turns green and he jumps on it. I nail it and instantly stop his jump and started pulling on him pretty good. By 70 I had 1 1/2 cars on him and was still pulling and he let off. I seen him at the next light and he seemed disapointed, he shrugged his shoulders and drove off. What does a full bolt on 04 GT Mustang with DR'S typically run in the 1/4?
Good kill nonetheless. Have you run your car at the track? What did it run? It must be atleast a mid 13 sec. car I would think, or you've raced poor drivers :p
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Originally Posted by S8ER95Z
Yeah for the longest time over on the corral they said getting past 300rwhp with bolt ons was nearly impossible.