For the H8ters:details leaked on 2011-12 mustang
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Look if Ford plays it smart (not likely) then they will keep the weight down on the GT and it will destroy the SS. IMO I really hope they do it because I hate the new Camaro. To me it disgraces all previous gen Camaros. Unfortunately even though Ford has been stepping in the right direction, I don't think they can keep the weight down. If you look back in history the formula with any muscle car has always been add power/ bigger engine + weight + heavy duty rear end. The Camaro did attempt to brake this pattern by giving it IRS, but they forgot to not add the weight. I think Ford has almost broken this pattern by refining the live axle when it comes to handling. They're now giving it more power. Now all they have to do is keep the weight down and I think the new GT will be the best muscle car to date.
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2011-2012 Mustang Info
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3.7L V6 to be rated at 315 horsepower: Same as 2010 GT; 15 hp more than Camaro V6
No immediate plans for EcoBoost V6 Mustang due to small horsepower gap between EcoBoost and 5.0L V8 (365 vs 400)
2011 Mustang GT to be rated at 400 horsepower, will get increase in 2012
2011 Mustang GT to get 6-speed transmission and variable valve timing
2011 Mustang GT Track Pack to include Brembo brakes
2011 Mustang GT 5.0L V8, 6-speed, track pack, Brembo brakes ran even with 414-hp BMW M3, which is 200 lbs lighter, at GingerMan Raceway in South Haven, Michigan
2011 Shelby GT500 to get Aluminum Block
Next special edition: 2012 Boss
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3.7L V6 to be rated at 315 horsepower: Same as 2010 GT; 15 hp more than Camaro V6
No immediate plans for EcoBoost V6 Mustang due to small horsepower gap between EcoBoost and 5.0L V8 (365 vs 400)
2011 Mustang GT to be rated at 400 horsepower, will get increase in 2012
2011 Mustang GT to get 6-speed transmission and variable valve timing
2011 Mustang GT Track Pack to include Brembo brakes
2011 Mustang GT 5.0L V8, 6-speed, track pack, Brembo brakes ran even with 414-hp BMW M3, which is 200 lbs lighter, at GingerMan Raceway in South Haven, Michigan
2011 Shelby GT500 to get Aluminum Block
Next special edition: 2012 Boss
Camaros will be our b*tchs now..............
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NICE!!!!!!! but our HP is naturally aspired along with the price tags being a little less expencive. You guys need a blower to keep up. Wait for the ls9
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hahaha im sure there's a thread on some stang forum where this guys buddies are trying to talk him into posting this info up here, with him giggling like a middle schooler the whole time.....
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With the money I save on the camaro I'll JUST do a cam and full bolt-ons and be making 500 plus whp. You could never say that about a stang, not that they aren't also bad *** but as long as chevy stays with lsx power trains they'll always be ahead in my book. This is one of the main reasons why I would never choose a stang over a camaro or firebird but to each his own.
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With the money I save on the camaro I'll JUST do a cam and full bolt-ons and be making 500 plus whp. You could never say that about a stang, not that they aren't also bad *** but as long as chevy stays with lsx power trains they'll always be ahead in my book. This is one of the main reasons why I would never choose a stang a camaro or firebird but to each his own.
And if you won't choose a stang, camaro, or firebird... Why are you here?
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Heres what he was talking about with the M3.
Car and Driver
Lap times? If the Ford folk are to be believed, the current 2010 Mustang GT with the Track Pack can run a 1:39.7 or so and the ’11 car with the super-sticky tires was lapping in the low 1:38s, or roughly on par with our 414-hp BMW M3, whose brakes have seen better days and whose driver would not be considered a GingerMan expert. Either way, it looks as though the ’11 Mustang GT will obliterate the current car.
http://blog.caranddriver.com/2011-fo...-hp-5-0-liter/
Car and Driver
Lap times? If the Ford folk are to be believed, the current 2010 Mustang GT with the Track Pack can run a 1:39.7 or so and the ’11 car with the super-sticky tires was lapping in the low 1:38s, or roughly on par with our 414-hp BMW M3, whose brakes have seen better days and whose driver would not be considered a GingerMan expert. Either way, it looks as though the ’11 Mustang GT will obliterate the current car.
http://blog.caranddriver.com/2011-fo...-hp-5-0-liter/
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