96 cobra vs 95 trans am
#101
Considering I'm not trying to run 9s I'm doin alright. How's yours running?
Wtf kinda dumb **** are you talking now?
I bought the boosted furd because i wanted to see the car a done complete hotrod. If i wanted it to make more power i woukd do what the rest if the furd crowd does when they know their platform is limited. ......i would add boost.
Wtf kinda dumb **** are you talking now?
I bought the boosted furd because i wanted to see the car a done complete hotrod. If i wanted it to make more power i woukd do what the rest if the furd crowd does when they know their platform is limited. ......i would add boost.
#102
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Not na......and that's all that matters is when the engine breathes on it's own. You failed with a 4.suck to. You copped out just like most of the rest if furd guys and went boosted because you couldn't get it done na
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What's funny us you're so butt hurt iver it you can't even have a truthful sig
#10.7
What's funny us you're so butt hurt iver it you can't even have a truthful sig
#103
On The Tree
Doug, here's a thought:
Some people like or prefer boosted applications. It's not always that they tried, and couldn't meet their goals without it. Many of them wanted boost since day one.
Did you ever think of that?
Some people like or prefer boosted applications. It's not always that they tried, and couldn't meet their goals without it. Many of them wanted boost since day one.
Did you ever think of that?
#104
Teching In
Not na......and that's all that matters is when the engine breathes on it's own. You failed with a 4.suck to. You copped out just like most of the rest if furd guys and went boosted because you couldn't get it done na
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What's funny us you're so butt hurt iver it you can't even have a truthful sig
#10.7
What's funny us you're so butt hurt iver it you can't even have a truthful sig
#105
Everyone uses their own stipulations to make themselves feel good about their preferred brands. Hio will do anything to minimize a Ford. Boost isn't cheating, it isn't dirty, and no one gives two craps about fake "records" like "fastest NA", or "fastest boosted".
The real way to determine a "best" is to get two competitors from the same era, hand them $5k and say make the car as fast as you can, by any means necessary within a $5k budget.
#106
Not na......and that's all that matters is when the engine breathes on it's own. You failed with a 4.suck to. You copped out just like most of the rest if furd guys and went boosted because you couldn't get it done na
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What's funny us you're so butt hurt iver it you can't even have a truthful sig
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What's funny us you're so butt hurt iver it you can't even have a truthful sig
#107
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Everyone uses their own stipulations to make themselves feel good about their preferred brands. Hio will do anything to minimize a Ford. Boost isn't cheating, it isn't dirty, and no one gives two craps about fake "records" like "fastest NA", or "fastest boosted".
The real way to determine a "best" is to get two competitors from the same era, hand them $5k and say make the car as fast as you can, by any means necessary within a $5k budget.
The real way to determine a "best" is to get two competitors from the same era, hand them $5k and say make the car as fast as you can, by any means necessary within a $5k budget.
The proper way to use $5k on a stock 4th gen would be to build up the trans and rear end so that it can handle power when the time comes. That's just my thinking. Backwards *** builds of ebay turbo kits on stock trans and rear ends with people complaining all day about their **** breaking doesn't impress.
Some facts were laid down that the 95-04 mustang GT was slower than it's competition stock, much like any cobra produced in that same time frame. I've had a new edge GT and an 04 cobra, but it took more than $5k to not have them get their asses handed to them. It is what it is. That's what happens when manufacturers play around with a 4.6 motor when their competition was using a 5.7
That being said, back in the day someone would talk **** about a bolt on 04 cobra running **** times and then the next month the owner shows up with a 3.4 whipple and all the supporting mods after doing all the work and tuning it himself and the **** talker just stands there looking like a cuck that should never have said ****. Said guy then thinks he's hot **** for a few weeks until his buddy shows up with a twin turbo on the same car and blows the whipple's doors off. The cycle just keeps repeating. Fun times.
#108
What is $5k going to buy you in today's game tho? I'd up it to $10k so that the cars are not running some slow *** times by today's standards.
The proper way to use $5k on a stock 4th gen would be to build up the trans and rear end so that it can handle power when the time comes. That's just my thinking. Backwards *** builds of ebay turbo kits on stock trans and rear ends with people complaining all day about their **** breaking doesn't impress.
Some facts were laid down that the 95-04 mustang GT was slower than it's competition stock, much like any cobra produced in that same time frame. I've had a new edge GT and an 04 cobra, but it took more than $5k to not have them get their asses handed to them. It is what it is. That's what happens when manufacturers play around with a 4.6 motor when their competition was using a 5.7
That being said, back in the day someone would talk **** about a bolt on 04 cobra running **** times and then the next month the owner shows up with a 3.4 whipple and all the supporting mods after doing all the work and tuning it himself and the **** talker just stands there looking like a cuck that should never have said ****. Said guy then thinks he's hot **** for a few weeks until his buddy shows up with a twin turbo on the same car and blows the whipple's doors off. The cycle just keeps repeating. Fun times.
The proper way to use $5k on a stock 4th gen would be to build up the trans and rear end so that it can handle power when the time comes. That's just my thinking. Backwards *** builds of ebay turbo kits on stock trans and rear ends with people complaining all day about their **** breaking doesn't impress.
Some facts were laid down that the 95-04 mustang GT was slower than it's competition stock, much like any cobra produced in that same time frame. I've had a new edge GT and an 04 cobra, but it took more than $5k to not have them get their asses handed to them. It is what it is. That's what happens when manufacturers play around with a 4.6 motor when their competition was using a 5.7
That being said, back in the day someone would talk **** about a bolt on 04 cobra running **** times and then the next month the owner shows up with a 3.4 whipple and all the supporting mods after doing all the work and tuning it himself and the **** talker just stands there looking like a cuck that should never have said ****. Said guy then thinks he's hot **** for a few weeks until his buddy shows up with a twin turbo on the same car and blows the whipple's doors off. The cycle just keeps repeating. Fun times.
#109
What is $5k going to buy you in today's game tho? I'd up it to $10k so that the cars are not running some slow *** times by today's standards.
The proper way to use $5k on a stock 4th gen would be to build up the trans and rear end so that it can handle power when the time comes. That's just my thinking. Backwards *** builds of ebay turbo kits on stock trans and rear ends with people complaining all day about their **** breaking doesn't impress.
Some facts were laid down that the 95-04 mustang GT was slower than it's competition stock, much like any cobra produced in that same time frame. I've had a new edge GT and an 04 cobra, but it took more than $5k to not have them get their asses handed to them. It is what it is. That's what happens when manufacturers play around with a 4.6 motor when their competition was using a 5.7
That being said, back in the day someone would talk **** about a bolt on 04 cobra running **** times and then the next month the owner shows up with a 3.4 whipple and all the supporting mods after doing all the work and tuning it himself and the **** talker just stands there looking like a cuck that should never have said ****. Said guy then thinks he's hot **** for a few weeks until his buddy shows up with a twin turbo on the same car and blows the whipple's doors off. The cycle just keeps repeating. Fun times.
The proper way to use $5k on a stock 4th gen would be to build up the trans and rear end so that it can handle power when the time comes. That's just my thinking. Backwards *** builds of ebay turbo kits on stock trans and rear ends with people complaining all day about their **** breaking doesn't impress.
Some facts were laid down that the 95-04 mustang GT was slower than it's competition stock, much like any cobra produced in that same time frame. I've had a new edge GT and an 04 cobra, but it took more than $5k to not have them get their asses handed to them. It is what it is. That's what happens when manufacturers play around with a 4.6 motor when their competition was using a 5.7
That being said, back in the day someone would talk **** about a bolt on 04 cobra running **** times and then the next month the owner shows up with a 3.4 whipple and all the supporting mods after doing all the work and tuning it himself and the **** talker just stands there looking like a cuck that should never have said ****. Said guy then thinks he's hot **** for a few weeks until his buddy shows up with a twin turbo on the same car and blows the whipple's doors off. The cycle just keeps repeating. Fun times.
Most people don't have $20k to spend on a toy, but $10k is easier. $5k for the car, $5k for parts.
Enough to get a H/C/I/E and a 12 bolt for an Fbody and enough to get a Vortech, LT headers, and some 3.73 gears for the mustang.
#110
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Exactly the point of a $5k build. You can't go hog wild and upgrade every weak point. Can't slap forged internals in the 4.6L and you can't upgrade to a 9" rear and a built trans in the Fbody.
Most people don't have $20k to spend on a toy, but $10k is easier. $5k for the car, $5k for parts.
Enough to get a H/C/I/E and a 12 bolt for an Fbody and enough to get a Vortech, LT headers, and some 3.73 gears for the mustang.
Most people don't have $20k to spend on a toy, but $10k is easier. $5k for the car, $5k for parts.
Enough to get a H/C/I/E and a 12 bolt for an Fbody and enough to get a Vortech, LT headers, and some 3.73 gears for the mustang.
I don't get the point of wanting to get into a hobby if you don't have the funds to do it properly. You can only go so fast before **** will just break because it's not done right, or you'll wind up with something slow that won't break.
It's like the kid who wants to play as a goalie for a traveling Hockey team when it costs $10k a year by the time you factor in all the equipment. Sure it sounds fun... until you factor in the cost to do it the right way. The next steps for my car are a cage, followed by an engine build that can handle 25#'s of boost, and then the force induction power adder. Anything under $20k for all that is cutting corners and I'm not interested in having something that keeps breaking. I just want to do it right the first time (which ironically "right" probably would have been to buy a z28 roller with a cage and full race suspension already on it and then buy someone's fresh engine who changed their plans.)
#111
But wouldn't a $10k build give more flexibility in showing who's better at utilizing it to go faster since now you have more options to work with? With $5k, people will just put on the basic bolt ons and you'll have 2 slow cars. If your intent is to see how these slow cars perform from their original platform to $5k worth of bolt ons, then yes, you'll certainly get your answer.
I don't get the point of wanting to get into a hobby if you don't have the funds to do it properly. You can only go so fast before **** will just break because it's not done right, or you'll wind up with something slow that won't break.
It's like the kid who wants to play as a goalie for a traveling Hockey team when it costs $10k a year by the time you factor in all the equipment. Sure it sounds fun... until you factor in the cost to do it the right way. The next steps for my car are a cage, followed by an engine build that can handle 25#'s of boost, and then the force induction power adder. Anything under $20k for all that is cutting corners and I'm not interested in having something that keeps breaking. I just want to do it right the first time (which ironically "right" probably would have been to buy a z28 roller with a cage and full race suspension already on it and then buy someone's fresh engine who changed their plans.)
I don't get the point of wanting to get into a hobby if you don't have the funds to do it properly. You can only go so fast before **** will just break because it's not done right, or you'll wind up with something slow that won't break.
It's like the kid who wants to play as a goalie for a traveling Hockey team when it costs $10k a year by the time you factor in all the equipment. Sure it sounds fun... until you factor in the cost to do it the right way. The next steps for my car are a cage, followed by an engine build that can handle 25#'s of boost, and then the force induction power adder. Anything under $20k for all that is cutting corners and I'm not interested in having something that keeps breaking. I just want to do it right the first time (which ironically "right" probably would have been to buy a z28 roller with a cage and full race suspension already on it and then buy someone's fresh engine who changed their plans.)
The whole point here is that a guy like Hio tries to act like boost is a dirty way of making power in order to make his brand of choice look superior. Ford guys do it too with the whole "I make power without cubes" argument. Power is power, doesn't matter how you get it. Set a budget, build the cars within that budget and see who wins.
#112
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The guys that are couldn't get it done na with their preferred platform
Everyone uses their own stipulations to make themselves feel good about their preferred brands. Hio will do anything to minimize a Ford. Boost isn't cheating, it isn't dirty, and no one gives two craps about fake "records" like "fastest NA", or "fastest boosted".
The real way to determine a "best" is to get two competitors from the same era, hand them $5k and say make the car as fast as you can, by any means necessary within a $5k budget.
The real way to determine a "best" is to get two competitors from the same era, hand them $5k and say make the car as fast as you can, by any means necessary within a $5k budget.
Btw.....that 5k budget was 10k and it's been done. Take a look at engine masters results.
What is $5k going to buy you in today's game tho? I'd up it to $10k so that the cars are not running some slow *** times by today's standards.
The proper way to use $5k on a stock 4th gen would be to build up the trans and rear end so that it can handle power when the time comes. That's just my thinking. Backwards *** builds of ebay turbo kits on stock trans and rear ends with people complaining all day about their **** breaking doesn't impress.
Some facts were laid down that the 95-04 mustang GT was slower than it's competition stock, much like any cobra produced in that same time frame. I've had a new edge GT and an 04 cobra, but it took more than $5k to not have them get their asses handed to them. It is what it is. That's what happens when manufacturers play around with a 4.6 motor when their competition was using a 5.7
That being said, back in the day someone would talk **** about a bolt on 04 cobra running **** times and then the next month the owner shows up with a 3.4 whipple and all the supporting mods after doing all the work and tuning it himself and the **** talker just stands there looking like a cuck that should never have said ****. Said guy then thinks he's hot **** for a few weeks until his buddy shows up with a twin turbo on the same car and blows the whipple's doors off. The cycle just keeps repeating. Fun times.
The proper way to use $5k on a stock 4th gen would be to build up the trans and rear end so that it can handle power when the time comes. That's just my thinking. Backwards *** builds of ebay turbo kits on stock trans and rear ends with people complaining all day about their **** breaking doesn't impress.
Some facts were laid down that the 95-04 mustang GT was slower than it's competition stock, much like any cobra produced in that same time frame. I've had a new edge GT and an 04 cobra, but it took more than $5k to not have them get their asses handed to them. It is what it is. That's what happens when manufacturers play around with a 4.6 motor when their competition was using a 5.7
That being said, back in the day someone would talk **** about a bolt on 04 cobra running **** times and then the next month the owner shows up with a 3.4 whipple and all the supporting mods after doing all the work and tuning it himself and the **** talker just stands there looking like a cuck that should never have said ****. Said guy then thinks he's hot **** for a few weeks until his buddy shows up with a twin turbo on the same car and blows the whipple's doors off. The cycle just keeps repeating. Fun times.
It could scale any way you want, as long as the two budgets are equal. You're obviously serious and have money to burn, I couldn't imagine spending $20k on a toy.
The whole point here is that a guy like Hio tries to act like boost is a dirty way of making power in order to make his brand of choice look superior. Ford guys do it too with the whole "I make power without cubes" argument. Power is power, doesn't matter how you get it. Set a budget, build the cars within that budget and see who wins.
The whole point here is that a guy like Hio tries to act like boost is a dirty way of making power in order to make his brand of choice look superior. Ford guys do it too with the whole "I make power without cubes" argument. Power is power, doesn't matter how you get it. Set a budget, build the cars within that budget and see who wins.
Sure it matters how it get done. You see a 600whp boosted motir people are like meh......you see a 600whp na motor and erryone is like
#117
TECH Enthusiast
Hammer has build a formidable 388 LSx. he is spinning the **** out of it. High compression, donkey dick cam, a combination that will make 600-700 rwhp.
I built a stock spec, fully forged 4.6 that is flowing enough air to make 700 rwhp. If I want more power, I change the turbo to a billet 78. a 2 hour change out.
I think mine is easier on parts and easier to make big power. Aside from the cam timing mine drives like stock. I'm thinking about retiming it to stock.
HIO, FOR THE RECORD ANY ENGINE FORD MAKES WILL FIT INTO MY CAR. there is nothing preventing me from putting a 400 inch CHI 3v headed beast in my car.
There is nothing preventing me from putting a 429 with 400+ cfm heads in my car. A turbo is easier to make more power than a big inch exotic combo LSx.
My rods are not rated for more than 900hp. I have verbal assurances from the manufacturer they can handle high rpm turbo or centri power that will break my 4340 Kellogg crank. That's a lot of power.
I am currently at 1.99(190 percent) load. I have already rescaled airflow and the fuel injection 10 percent low. I exceeded max load at 7000 rpms and 15 psi.
Stock 4.6 b head dohc load never reaches more than 80-85 percent. The engine had a hiccup. It didn't hurt a thing. I wonder how hammer's bad *** 388 will do at 8300 rpms on 93 octane if the fuel injection has an error and AFR/timing hits it hard.
Last edited by assasinator; 07-09-2017 at 09:57 PM.
#118
You talking about the LS3 vs Coyote comparison? They tried it as NA vs NA, not NA vs Boosted, or even boosted vs boosted.
Last edited by JC316; 07-09-2017 at 10:19 PM.
#119
Yup.....those guys aren't in here running they mouf tho.
The guys that are couldn't get it done na with their preferred platform
And where us your cred? Maybe it's in that corrected time you tried to ricer math your modded up cobro to the 11s
I'm not minimizing furd. They did that to themselves with the mod motors.
Btw.....that 5k budget was 10k and it's been done. Take a look at engine masters results.
Lol.....try it. It didn't work with your 4.suck and my guess is that pos 5.4 may not leave the 13s w/o it's blower
Never ending cycle. That's why i just eff with bolt ons
And nate shows up to watch
Like i said....the comparison has been done. Even the premier furd *** on this sight gave up getting it done na.
Sure it matters how it get done. You see a 600whp boosted motir people are like meh......you see a 600whp na motor and erryone is like
The guys that are couldn't get it done na with their preferred platform
And where us your cred? Maybe it's in that corrected time you tried to ricer math your modded up cobro to the 11s
I'm not minimizing furd. They did that to themselves with the mod motors.
Btw.....that 5k budget was 10k and it's been done. Take a look at engine masters results.
Lol.....try it. It didn't work with your 4.suck and my guess is that pos 5.4 may not leave the 13s w/o it's blower
Never ending cycle. That's why i just eff with bolt ons
And nate shows up to watch
Like i said....the comparison has been done. Even the premier furd *** on this sight gave up getting it done na.
Sure it matters how it get done. You see a 600whp boosted motir people are like meh......you see a 600whp na motor and erryone is like
#120
Teching In
I've had it go both ways back when I sold my 01 Z28 and bought the MACH. Won some and lost some. As I have always stated, it depended on who was modded more. Removing the shitty stock constricted mid pipe was a big help