LS Mustang Coupe
Quicker,cheaper,easier???
I made 8 runs last Saturday on a prepped track for 35 bucks, could have made many more.
Engine dyno's can give real data as to HP/torque, this I will agree with. Engine dyno time is not cheap,quick or easy.
Chassis dyno's are a tuning tool nothing more. They cannot or should not be used to compare one vehicle to another. A loose stall automatic with drag slicks will not produce very good numbers compared to a street driven manual car and the dyno does not eliminate or account for these variables.
If you were to chassis dyno my combo it would probaly produce low to mid 400's. What does that prove, nothing! there are tricks that can be done to produce higher numbers, the good operators know, but will not admit it.
Try to trick a dragstrip into producing a fast ET.
The DA last week was +300 ft, my combo is optimized for index racing.
"lots of combo's can run nines in a perfect chassis and good weather"
really??? has yours? Are you saying the Mustang is a perfect chassis?
I have all stock suspension components down to the auto zone shocks.
just an airbag in the right spring.
The point I am making here is that a junkyard 6.0 with bone stock L92's and a cam/carb can run 9's at 135+ in a stock mustang chassis, on pump gas, and you want dyno numbers, would not prove a thing.
In fact my carb builder suggested it would be waste of time to run his high emulsion design on a chassis dyno as it would not properly load the engine!
Sorry to the OP, did not mean to get off track with your thread.
Dave
That is exactly what I was looking for. That is about what I was looking for. Figure that most people won't give it two thoughts if it has tail pipes and the 5.0 emblems on the side
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I might be confusing some facts after having reviewed a lot of Fox-body swap threads but I thought I'd read that the AJE piece is designed primarily for drag/straight line applications.
Is it strong enough to handle repeated cornering forces?
TIA.
Tipsy
I might be confusing some facts after having reviewed a lot of Fox-body swap threads but I thought I'd read that the AJE piece is designed primarily for drag/straight line applications.
Is it strong enough to handle repeated cornering forces?
TIA.
Tipsy
I have a 1989 mustang coupe with maximum motorsports tubular front end package. I just bought the car as a roller to do the ls1 swap on. If at all posible I would like to use this K member.
I have a 1989 mustang coupe with maximum motorsports tubular front end package. I just bought the car as a roller to do the ls1 swap on. If at all posible I would like to use this K member.





