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Stock motor 11 GT + F1A Procharger + ATF Tranny... 9.7 @ 137 mph
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From the YT Vid description... "DPM 2011 Mustang 5.0 9.7@137 F1A Procharger, ATF built 4R70W Full Auto electric shift transmission, Stock Motor, SS Works headers, Bassani axle back, Full weight, Lowering springs, M&H Drag Radials 816rwhp 14psi 903 rwhp 16.5psi" |
Damn that is impressive! Is the only suspension mod the lowering springs? That's crazy if so. I thought people were having problems with the Boss intake at those power levels too?
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I can agree wholeheartedly on them resorting to the proven 4R70W transmission to hold up to those numbers. With the right internals and a good tune on the transmission electronic side, they can hold some power.
I haven't warmed up too much at all to the newer 5 and 6 speed autos that the newer Mustangs come from the factory with. In the new 6 speed Ford auto in the Mustang, none of the gears are 1:1 ratio. There is a planetary or two working for all gears. It seems that Ford is trying to reinvent the wheel by making it square. WTH were they thinking? |
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I think they were having issues with the new manual 6 speeds for a while, i dont remember seeing the autos but that doesnt suprise me.
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Didn't know a stock 5.0 Mustang came with a Boss intake. Wonder what else was added?
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If the costs of the internals are outrageous like GM's 6L80 parts are, some crying is going to be heard when one does break. Time and horsepower will tell. |
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I need a boosted 11+ GT.
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Damn I guess my posts are invisible lol
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