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Post by 73Nova73 on Apr 8, 2004 7:21:54 GMT -5
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Post by 86کТΛηG† on Apr 8, 2004 14:16:27 GMT -5
well other then the molded in wing i think its tight but aleast tha wing is in use. Power: 440 BHP / 328.1 KW @ 7000 RPM Gear Type: Ford Racing/Tremec T-56 6-speed Torque: 400 FT LBS / 542 NM @ 5500 RPM Valvetrain: DOHC, 4 Valves/Cyl Displacement: 302 CI / 4950 CC Bore: 3.701 IN / 94 MM Stroke: 3.543 IN / 90 MM HP/L: 88 BHP per Liter Fuel Delivery System: EFI Exhaust Type: Complete stainless steel race exhaust with Tri-Y design headers, crossover and side exit tips Materials: Fully reinforced fabrication Front Brakes: Brembo Racing Discs, 6-piston calipers Front Brake Size 14.3 IN / 363 MM Rear Brakes: Brembo Racing Discs, 4-piston calipers Rear Brake Size: 13.0 IN / 330 MM Front Wheels: 20.0 x 10.0 IN / 50.8 x 25.4 CM Rear Wheels: 20.0 x 11.0 IN / 50.8 x 27.9 CM Front Tires: Pirelli P275/35/20 racing slicks Rear Tires: Pirelli P315/30/20 racing slicks Front Suspension: Reverse-L independent rigid strut tower brace with lightweight chrome-moly K-member and race-spec anti-sway bar with 1.25-inch box section Rear Suspension: Three-link, solid axle with dynamic, fully adjustable shocks with remote reservoirs and coil-over springs, race-spec 1.25-inch panhard rod, and race-spec anti-sway bar 1st Gear Ratio: 2.97:1 2nd Gear Ratio: 2.07:1 3rd Gear Ratio: 1.43:1 4th Gear Ratio: 1.00:1 5th Gear Ratio: 0.80:1 6th Gear Ratio: 0.62:1 Final Drive Ratio: 4.56:1 inspired by the famous Grabber Orange 1970 Mustang Boss 302 Trans-Am race cars (the Yellow Mustangs) Probably the most striking design element, the prominent composite rear spoiler meets several road racing sanctioning body rules. see why you should read 73nova.. its a road race car. you know... they have rules to what you can and cant do.
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Post by 73Nova73 on Apr 8, 2004 14:53:25 GMT -5
I don't read about fords.
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Post by 86کТΛηG† on Apr 8, 2004 14:58:18 GMT -5
but yet you look em up
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Post by 73Nova73 on Apr 8, 2004 14:59:44 GMT -5
Nope, a friend sent me the link.
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Post by 86کТΛηG† on Apr 8, 2004 15:02:12 GMT -5
o....k....
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Post by §ùp€®ÑÓV∆ on Apr 8, 2004 16:44:43 GMT -5
I agree atleast the wing is in use. And It has some power to back it up. But GTR? lol So does this mean all the domestic ricers out there who own mustangs and slap the GTR stickers on them...are they actually right now? Even tho its a road race car, It has the Ricer touch.
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Post by §ùp€®ÑÓV∆ on Apr 8, 2004 16:45:39 GMT -5
Is the hood CF or just painted? Wonder if they will offer the GTR with clear tails? ;D
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Post by 73Nova73 on Apr 8, 2004 18:27:21 GMT -5
I admit that it's a cool lookin' car.
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Post by §ùp€®ÑÓV∆ on Apr 8, 2004 18:48:15 GMT -5
Yea its a cool looking car, im just saying it has the Ricer touch.
Except the RWD comes in handy with the wing, and it has power.
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Post by 86کТΛηG† on Apr 8, 2004 18:50:00 GMT -5
yes its a unpainted c/f hood. its yellow and black (unfinished aka unpainted c/f) to tribute to dif. stangs of tha past. and if you saying crap about the R theres also tha cobra R and its got plenty of balls to back its self too. and why not GT-R. its taking after tha gt and its actualy Race reay as too the cobra R unlike tha lil ricers and thats not saying that they didnt name it GT-R for other reasons
The carbon fiber hood instantly communicates the car’s performance – its large engine bulge and unfinished surface harken back to the famous yellow, black-hooded Mustangs..
The foundation for the Mustang GT-R's race-prepared 440-horsepower engine is the new 5.0-liter "Cammer" crate engine from Ford Racing Performance Parts. The engine is rooted in the MOD 4.6-liter four-valve V-8 engine family. However, the motor's flanged cylinder liners help provide 94mm (instead of 90.2mm) cylinder bores, creating a full 5.0 liters of piston displacement. Proven Race Chassis: The Mustang GT-R benefits from the 2005 Mustang’s race-inspired chassis, developed and tuned by engineers with Ford Racing engineering experience or a passion for weekend track time. The Mustang’s race-bred suspensions, near 50-50 weight distribution and ultra-stiff body structure, are just the beginning of Mustang GT-R’s credentials.
The GT-R is the ultimate expression of the Mustang platform," says Hau Thai-Tang, 2005 Mustang chief nameplate engineer. "Mustang spans more of the market than almost any other car – from an under-$20,000 V-6 to a race-ready car in the $40,000 range. The Mustang GT-R shows how we can expand that unmatched reach with the all-new platform."
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Post by §ùp€®ÑÓV∆ on Apr 8, 2004 18:55:13 GMT -5
I understand where they got GT-R from. Im just saying I wonder what all the domestic ricers out there who put GTR badges on their stangs think of this. lol
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Post by 86کТΛηG† on Apr 8, 2004 19:04:25 GMT -5
ahh who gives a fuck about tha dom ricers. they screwed up, this is a bad ass stang end o story. lol
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Post by SinisterCRX on Apr 8, 2004 19:05:13 GMT -5
They're probably overthrilled. The thing is.. using the GT-R isn't a bad thing.. its just the fact that Nissan used it, and no one else really used it. Would people be making a fuss over a Mustang LX? or a GT? ES? Or how about an Si? ;)lol, just kidding on that last one. But yeah, people are going to make a bid deal over the name because of its Skyline roots.
But hey, the car looks cool. Kinda riced out, but cool.
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Post by §ùp€®ÑÓV∆ on Apr 8, 2004 19:05:36 GMT -5
lol
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