95 Trans Am v. 2003? Mustang Mach 1
12-13-2010 | 06:37 PM
#143
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From: Greenhaven/ South Sacramento 'Burbs
Now that sounds like H.S. ****** talk. Sorry just does lol.
Speaking about the Mach going to 7k, yes, yes it will. No point though as it only makes power to about 6k, and yes we do own one. Now of corse just like everything else once you mod it you can get power to 7k and beyond. BTW after market heads for the Mach are realllly F'n expensive lol.
Speaking about the Mach going to 7k, yes, yes it will. No point though as it only makes power to about 6k, and yes we do own one. Now of corse just like everything else once you mod it you can get power to 7k and beyond. BTW after market heads for the Mach are realllly F'n expensive lol.
12-13-2010 | 08:00 PM
#145
TRMach I was just swinging back and letting you know my roach ain't even quick let alone fast. How's that shitcan of yours running now?
I need to post more often there is a lot of ignorant **** flying around that I could make fun of.
I need to post more often there is a lot of ignorant **** flying around that I could make fun of.
12-13-2010 | 10:21 PM
#146
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Not in stock form. Not with a tune even. Besides that, if it does, why does it run slower times and mph shifting above 6,000? Hmmmmm? Before some one says, well could be this or that or maybe it's just not taken care of. Riiight whatever.
Wait a min. Had to edit my own post. Ok so it may make power to 7,000, but it's not useable by any means.
Wait a min. Had to edit my own post. Ok so it may make power to 7,000, but it's not useable by any means.
12-13-2010 | 10:32 PM
#147
Teching In
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From: North Carolina
Sorry dude..but it does! I have my Interceptor shift light set at 6300 rpms for my shifts. The MACH still makes power a little over that. Ask anyone with a MACH. You shift at approx 6200-6400 rpms. Remember, it is an over cam motor with a small displacement. It is meant to rev.
BTW, I would not shift at this RPM if it would not get me the best ETs and traps possible. I know my MACH pretty good and I know where it makes power to.
BTW, I would not shift at this RPM if it would not get me the best ETs and traps possible. I know my MACH pretty good and I know where it makes power to.
BTW 32V, I know you from mach1regisrty.
12-13-2010 | 11:11 PM
#149
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From: North Carolina
What's up man..I have not been on the mach1registry in about a couple of weeks. Since they do not condone street racing (which I can understand) they do not have a "Kill" Section. I have been hanging around here and SVTperformance. Great place for technical information though!
12-13-2010 | 11:44 PM
#152
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From: North Carolina
Unless you are just trying to bust Mystic's *****!!!
You sure you want to get him started again though? hahha
12-13-2010 | 11:51 PM
#153
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Depending on the characteristics of the motor, you don't always shift AT power peak. DOHC cars you generally shift slightly above power peak, because the car is still making enough power to make it worth it.
12-13-2010 | 11:52 PM
#154
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From: Indianapolis Area
12-14-2010 | 12:04 AM
#156
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From: North Carolina
You beat me to it!!
Dude you realy know your stuff, man!
To bad you have that Honda in your sig... JUST KIDDING!
By the looks of that Honda, that thing must be nasty from a roll.
12-14-2010 | 12:10 AM
#158
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From: North Carolina
Since the power does not drop off, most MACH owners shift somewhere between 6200 and 6400.
As a matter of fact, the MSD shift light has the capabilitiy of programming multiple shift point. I have seen many people on the MACH1registy use this feature. From 1st to second they will shift at a higher rpm. Then every shift after, they lower it by approx 200 rpms.