2011 Mustang V6 3.7L runs 13.7@102 stock. Yikes!
#62
If I were to buy a Mustang, I would definitely opt for the V8 5.0 5spd manual. Having a muscle car means having muscle and even though the 3.7 has got some, it just doesnt seem right in my mind. Just imagine how the 4.6L 3V guys feel right now, lol!
Also, how many V8 cars can our LS4's actually beat in a drag race? We can beat most 4's and 6's easily. Keep an eye on this new engine. Somebody will do the SHO swap real soon.. Maybe even Ford.
New cars are getting quicker and quicker . My car is too!
Also, how many V8 cars can our LS4's actually beat in a drag race? We can beat most 4's and 6's easily. Keep an eye on this new engine. Somebody will do the SHO swap real soon.. Maybe even Ford.
New cars are getting quicker and quicker . My car is too!
#64
In my opinion, I don't judge just by the number of cylinders. Obviously, a V8 is preferred. If a car is a performer with V6, kudos to it. I don't see anything negative about it. Just like 350Z's running mid 13's stock with a 3.5L V6. If it performs, it really doesn't matter how many cylinders.
#65
In my opinion, I don't judge just by the number of cylinders. Obviously, a V8 is preferred. If a car is a performer with V6, kudos to it. I don't see anything negative about it. Just like 350Z's running mid 13's stock with a 3.5L V6. If it performs, it really doesn't matter how many cylinders.
#67
In my opinion, I don't judge just by the number of cylinders. Obviously, a V8 is preferred. If a car is a performer with V6, kudos to it. I don't see anything negative about it. Just like 350Z's running mid 13's stock with a 3.5L V6. If it performs, it really doesn't matter how many cylinders.
#68
In my opinion, I don't judge just by the number of cylinders. Obviously, a V8 is preferred. If a car is a performer with V6, kudos to it. I don't see anything negative about it. Just like 350Z's running mid 13's stock with a 3.5L V6. If it performs, it really doesn't matter how many cylinders.
#69
how are u going to compare 1. foriegn and american 2. v6 and a v8? its not about v6 vs v8..its the point of having a v6 mustang. i wouldnt mind owning a 350z..but i wouldnt get the cheapest model just to save gas...a 350z is not a american muscle car so a v6 is coo...i guess a 2013 v6 trans-am tht runs 13.6 is cool cause thts fast for a v6? NO! no point in owning a muscle car and its not a v8...a v6 mustang is nothing to brag about at a classic car show.. lol.. how many older guys 40's-50's-60's who buy new mustangs actually get a v6, not many..especially considering most loved the 5.0 fox body. if u some of u guys go out and get a 2011 v6 mustang, im happy for u, they're quick.....just think about wat your doing..your driving a non sports car daily driver with a v8 but u want a real sports car daily driver with a v6.....ahhhh
No need to get your panties in a bunch. My point is it doesn't matter the number of cylinders it has, as long as it performs. The '11 V6 Mustang performs just as well as the previous 3V 4.6L V8 Mustang. What's wrong with that? It's not a Vette, it's a Mustang.
Look at the Fbodies and previous Mustangs. The V6's were always pure dog ****. Now the Camaro V6 and Mustang V6's perform well. They will sell more than the V8's, might as well get 'em to be performers - that they now are.
#70
if im buying a mustang or camaro or challenger or even charger it HAS to be a v8. the only reason to buy a v6 is so you can cruise around saying check out my ****, but then you get on it an theres that v6 sound, that could never replace a v8. sure they might be quick, but to people that are real fanatics they will never buy a v6. pointless argument. v6 is for posers, v8 is for someone that actually appreciates the car.
#71
No need to get your panties in a bunch. My point is it doesn't matter the number of cylinders it has, as long as it performs. The '11 V6 Mustang performs just as well as the previous 3V 4.6L V8 Mustang. What's wrong with that? It's not a Vette, it's a Mustang.
Look at the Fbodies and previous Mustangs. The V6's were always pure dog ****. Now the Camaro V6 and Mustang V6's perform well. They will sell more than the V8's, might as well get 'em to be performers - that they now are.
Look at the Fbodies and previous Mustangs. The V6's were always pure dog ****. Now the Camaro V6 and Mustang V6's perform well. They will sell more than the V8's, might as well get 'em to be performers - that they now are.
#72
pretty sure. i dont think the ls4 is working hard to make the 300 horse at the crank. and my point behind no replacement for displacement is that i would rather have a 325cid motor making 300hp not working hard than have 225cid motor making 300hp. i hate to assume cause you know what happens when we do that but i have to assume that the smaller motor is going to have to work harder to do it, not make as much torque, and probably make the power at a higher less usable rpm. just my thoughts i very well could be wrong.
#74
300hp is not 300hp. TQ matters alot, as does power delivery throughout the powerband as opposed to merely peak numbers
More displacement does not inherently mean worse gas mileage. Ask a 2000 LS1 car that can easily get 28mpg+ with some reporting over 30mpg on the highway, whileas the 4.6 liter Mustang GT made 260hp and got worse mileage doing it. Why is the just under 300hp EVO IX only rated at 18/24? You can't just say smaller engine = more fuel efficient vehicle.
More displacement does not inherently mean worse gas mileage. Ask a 2000 LS1 car that can easily get 28mpg+ with some reporting over 30mpg on the highway, whileas the 4.6 liter Mustang GT made 260hp and got worse mileage doing it. Why is the just under 300hp EVO IX only rated at 18/24? You can't just say smaller engine = more fuel efficient vehicle.
4.6L V8 didn't make 260 HP, try 300 HP.
In my opinion, I don't judge just by the number of cylinders. Obviously, a V8 is preferred. If a car is a performer with V6, kudos to it. I don't see anything negative about it. Just like 350Z's running mid 13's stock with a 3.5L V6. If it performs, it really doesn't matter how many cylinders.
#76
#77
true story, my vette routinely got 30 mpg on the freeway with a 2.73 gear and automatic. That and it practically drove itself to high 12 second quarter mile times, with an intake, catback and tune.
#78
i think thats the problem. it is like the vette in the sense that its an iconic muscle car. i wouldnt want a v6 version just because it performs. dont get me wrong the car is quick for what it is. i just think it takes away from what the car is supposed to be. granted it is quicker than last years v8 model, but its the whole principal of owning a v6 mustang. i dont know about the rest of you guys but whenever i see some guy driving a v6 model camaro, mustang, charger, or challenger i always think the same thing in my head, and thats what a total homo. if they had one that ran flat 13s with an electric motor in it i still wouldnt want it. its the principal thats all.
I get what you're saying. But we're talking about Mustangs, which even had four cylinders before.
I'm with you, when I see a V6 Stang/Challenger/Charger/Older Camaro I'm total thumbs down. But now that the Camaro and Mustang V6's come around I have more respect as they are now respectable even with V6's.
Would I buy one, absolutely not. But I don't look down for having the V6.
#79
How much Torque is the 6 putting out? Looks like they got us from a stop but I have a feeling that runs on the highway at around 60 MPH will end in our favor... at those speeds these LS4's are prlly putting out a lot more TQ and HP.
#80
I get what you're saying. But we're talking about Mustangs, which even had four cylinders before.
I'm with you, when I see a V6 Stang/Challenger/Charger/Older Camaro I'm total thumbs down. But now that the Camaro and Mustang V6's come around I have more respect as they are now respectable even with V6's.
Would I buy one, absolutely not. But I don't look down for having the V6.
I'm with you, when I see a V6 Stang/Challenger/Charger/Older Camaro I'm total thumbs down. But now that the Camaro and Mustang V6's come around I have more respect as they are now respectable even with V6's.
Would I buy one, absolutely not. But I don't look down for having the V6.