87 l98 VS 95 5.0
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87 l98 VS 95 5.0
My friend got one, There only rated at 215 hp (5 speed)
My car is converted to a 5 speed, Has Zz4 cam and 24 pound fuel injectors.
Other wise stock
My car is converted to a 5 speed, Has Zz4 cam and 24 pound fuel injectors.
Other wise stock
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
you should beat him without a problem,traction may be the only factor for you
try to feather it out of the hole,HE CANNOT TOP END YOU
try to feather it out of the hole,HE CANNOT TOP END YOU
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
as i figured, haha
Yeah i will have to be easy because my posi is wearing out 2
Hopefully this will happen soon so i can let u guys know
Yeah i will have to be easy because my posi is wearing out 2
Hopefully this will happen soon so i can let u guys know
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
haha i will, he keeps saying its a special edition an all that jazz
its not a cobra so im not scared... cant wait to race this kid :P
its not a cobra so im not scared... cant wait to race this kid :P
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
I'd be confident in my lightly modded LG4 beating that particular mustang, given he's stock. I could routinely pull the slightly heavier 95 5.0 Cougar my buddy had, and that was with my low 15 second Grand Am, we never got to make a run against the Camaro, but I can tell that the Camaro smokes the Grand Am pretty easily. I would think a stock L98 would have the win pretty easy win, with a cam it would just be even less of a race.
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
I looked at the car, its in between from what i saw a Cold air intake, and gutted cats with a stock exhaust
Maybe a throttlebody but i didnt see anything below that unstock
... Heres what he just sent me "just research it! 285 hp get over it cry baby."
Hahaha he is going down!!! I just got my injectors in today.. SHELL fire up by tomorow!
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
with a good driver that could be deadly i had 1 with gears and intake and OK tires i was running 14.8 14.6 then i got my cobra intake and short shifter and a good clutch long tubes i was running low 13.8 but i could not hook so be careful if he is a good driver it shall be a good race good luck and beat that stang
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
btw 25thmustang, is that your stang in your avatar??
Thats beautiful... i normally dont like them to much, Besides my uncles 90 notch with a 302 bolt on with 7 psi makes about 600 to the rear wheel :O
Thats beautiful... i normally dont like them to much, Besides my uncles 90 notch with a 302 bolt on with 7 psi makes about 600 to the rear wheel :O
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
before he had it tuned it made 523 rwhp, and 540 ft pnds of torque
he has a stock block with forged pistons, trickflow heads, 42 pnd injectors, and a cobra r intake.
and he has turbo headers, y piped to the intercooled turbo and a 3 and a half inch downpipe dumped under the floor.
Hes in the process of tuning it now, and just yesterdathey had it running lean and picked up about 50 horse, and they still have a ways to go
he has a stock block with forged pistons, trickflow heads, 42 pnd injectors, and a cobra r intake.
and he has turbo headers, y piped to the intercooled turbo and a 3 and a half inch downpipe dumped under the floor.
Hes in the process of tuning it now, and just yesterdathey had it running lean and picked up about 50 horse, and they still have a ways to go
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
An it still takes more than 7psi to make that kind of power from a 302!
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
Well, its my uncles car not myn.. I cant exactly say he isnt not telling me something
Ive seen the dyno sheet but hey, whatever mustangs arent my specialty anyway
Ive seen the dyno sheet but hey, whatever mustangs arent my specialty anyway
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
Yes thats my car, and thanks I just got it back on the road and back on the race track.
The motor in your uncles car sounds stout, but there was no Cobra R specific intake, so it might just be a stocker Cobra. Other than that I assume its a simple HCI car with a small turbo on it. The power he made seems alright, but 7psi seems low to make that. I figure 8-10 would be a minimum unless there is work he isn't telling you about. All in all still a fast car I'm sure.
The motor in your uncles car sounds stout, but there was no Cobra R specific intake, so it might just be a stocker Cobra. Other than that I assume its a simple HCI car with a small turbo on it. The power he made seems alright, but 7psi seems low to make that. I figure 8-10 would be a minimum unless there is work he isn't telling you about. All in all still a fast car I'm sure.
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
yeah, its a quick car, and still has alot more in tuning
I just got my car fired up today, Kinda rough :/ I need to adjust the valves because the vacuum gauge was flucuating between a solid 19, then jumping 15-10-15-10
I just got my car fired up today, Kinda rough :/ I need to adjust the valves because the vacuum gauge was flucuating between a solid 19, then jumping 15-10-15-10
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
7 psi, of how much air dudes? and at what temperature? compression ratio? lotta variables left on the table to write that off. also rpm, if it spins to 6500-7000 that's a big difference.
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
Ive seen the dyno sheet, i dont have it
i just saw the numbers, and dont remeber the rpm.. But if u guys are dead set on saying it doesnt make that horsepower thats all well and good
i just saw the numbers, and dont remeber the rpm.. But if u guys are dead set on saying it doesnt make that horsepower thats all well and good
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
it's a stretch but not as huge as they make it out to be. hp is dependent on rpm, and people that base power in a turbo car on psi alone haven't spent much time in the turbo scene. i haven't either but i've seen plenty of "noobs" on 240 sx forums asking how much boost it takes to make x amount of power and they get the talk that psi isn't even close to the only number that affects it. how large is the turbo, whats its efficiencies, a/r ratio,lots of stuff. if you have a turbo the size of say my fathers in his 5.7 liter turbo diesel, you can push 500 hp stock. why? rediculous torque, my t/a fears that damned dodge...
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
it's a stretch but not as huge as they make it out to be. hp is dependent on rpm, and people that base power in a turbo car on psi alone haven't spent much time in the turbo scene. i haven't either but i've seen plenty of "noobs" on 240 sx forums asking how much boost it takes to make x amount of power and they get the talk that psi isn't even close to the only number that affects it. how large is the turbo, whats its efficiencies, a/r ratio,lots of stuff. if you have a turbo the size of say my fathers in his 5.7 liter turbo diesel, you can push 500 hp stock. why? rediculous torque, my t/a fears that damned dodge...
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
A 302 could do it with 7psi, it's just a matter of what HCI set up, and 7psi from what, like stated before. A solid HCI car done right, with a larger turbo making 7psi, could put down that power.
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
Make sure you get your eprom adjusted for the larger injectors or you'll run far too rich and loss power. If you spent a little more time on the spark advance, you could gain even more. A properly "hands-on" tuned eprom could gain you up to 4/10ths (half for the fuel and half for the spark).
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
and yeah i am going to order a 89 chip from TPI parts, with the injector size 23.8, and also im thinking of getting the vette spark chart
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Re: 87 l98 VS 95 5.0
the 94-95 5.0's werent special but im sure if you spun out of the whole you would have a hard time catching up on the top end TPI is good for out the whole and low rpms that 5.0 im sure has more 5000+ power and torque then your l98 so im sure you can top end you
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