LS1 max power?
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Even if you got a mach for 5k cheaper and plan on using that additional money toward a SC setup your still at a disadvantage as the termi comes with a forged bottom end. Not only that, but a nice t56 trans too. The mach is going to need alot of money to even the playing field with a termi's potential.
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Chalk up another one. No way is a mach better than a termi as far as stock/bolt ons go.
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Who said anything about geared? And I made the comparison because we are talking about cars with equal power...did you miss that? I used an LS1 and a modded Mach for that comparison, but I could just as easily use a 6spd LT1 vs. a 5spd Mach, both stock (or close). Guess who wins that one 99/100 times? And for the record, Stopsign never said Mach 1s were faster than Cobras, he said that they used their power more efficiently, because of weight and gearing.
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He asked what a Mach1 has going for it over a Cobra. Who said anything about a Mach being faster?
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stoppy my opinion of efficent = fastest car bolt on for = bolt on. he was trying to figure out how a mach was more efficent than a termi. so am i how is the mach more efficient. i see what you posted and understand the pros of those options just dont see the mach as more effient and thats what he asked
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Efficency does not mean which motor makes more power. A 454cid motor that makes 405rwhp isn't more efficent than a 350cid motor that makes 404rwhp.
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aren't both motors in the termi and mach1 4.6's? Efficiency can be interpreted multiple ways, but when dealing with both these engines the one that comes out of the factory that is built for FI will be a better more cost effective platform for any one that wants to extract more power. With the mach1 you have to forge the bottom end and probably drop compression. With the termi, bolt on a KB or go turbo and leave the block alone thats only if 500whp isn't enough on the stock SC.
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Ive noticed that with the modular cars on here. My friend has a full bolt on geared tuned ls1 minus the ls6 intake with according to people on this site is around a 330-340 rwhp car I think I have maybe 20-30 more horespower than he does and I beat beat him like he owes me money. The coyotes seem like they are running faster than the cars with equal power. I saw a couple videos where bolt on 03/04 cobras were losing to pretty stock coyotes. The Mach's seem to hold their own
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aren't both motors in the termi and mach1 4.6's? Efficiency can be interpreted multiple ways, but when dealing with both these engines the one that comes out of the factory that is built for FI will be a better more cost effective platform for any one that wants to extract more power. With the mach1 you have to forge the bottom end and probably drop compression. With the termi, bolt on a KB or go turbo and leave the block alone thats only if 500whp isn't enough on the stock SC.
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And this is directly related to weight/gearing/ability to launch. A Mach 1 needs less power than a Cobra to run the same times. Y'all are making this too complicated
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All that proves is alot of idiots own 03-04 Cobras. Problem is alot of people that were not "racers" thought "Hey this car is called the Terminator! I'm going to buy it and beat everyone!" but another problem is this type person couldn't shift their way out of a mailbox.
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