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What are your thoughts?

Well you wanted thoughts!

1. It does look pretty nice and I like the wheels on the car.
2. 40HP for how much money spent? I am guessing well over 1K. Same money could have been spent in other areas with better results.
3. I am all for the spray HOWEVER a wet system on a plastic intake that is only designed for air flow is a NO NO. There is a MAJOR problem with nitrous backfires on the newer cars with the plastic intakes as this car has. I will not get into the tech part of this unless somebody really wants the details.

I think given the money spent they were half way to a turbo or SC kit that would have made better numbers and does not require refilling.

(04-07-2010 04:26 PM)scca vette Wrote: [ -> ]Well you wanted thoughts!

1. It does look pretty nice and I like the wheels on the car.
2. 40HP for how much money spent? I am guessing well over 1K. Same money could have been spent in other areas with better results.
3. I am all for the spray HOWEVER a wet system on a plastic intake that is only designed for air flow is a NO NO. There is a MAJOR problem with nitrous backfires on the newer cars with the plastic intakes as this car has. I will not get into the tech part of this unless somebody really wants the details.

I think given the money spent they were half way to a turbo or SC kit that would have made better numbers and does not require refilling.

Thanks for the input -- I agree with you.

I'm very interested in how the tuners will modify the new 2011 305hp Mustang V6. It's rated at 30 MPG from the factory, and should be a great motor. Most of the press (Edmunds Inside Line being the exception) rates the new V6 well.

http://www.insideline.com/ford/mustang/2...-look.html

Check out this for a car (speaking of Mustangs)




Its Half Mustang / Half Holden HQ... with a Ford motor
Known in New Zealand as a "FOLDEN" Ford | Holden (GM)

Wow I had never heard of a "Folden"...interesting!

Its a one off project car built in New Zealand, Its was sold for charity ($67.000 NZD)