so whos gonna get a roush?

tkustron

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nt me id take the money saved buy a charger im sure the aftermarket companies will have one out quick and the cervini body kit and that will be my roush killer
 
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Have to see it in person. Hard to tell from a drawing what the final product will look like; especially the poor quality drawings they sent out. That said, I will be hard pressed to buy one now that there is no longer side exhaust or supercharger on them. Of course, if the '05 handles as poorly as I'm reading it does, Roush will likely be one who can make it respectable in that catagory. I dunno' Stage 2 w/ a blower :shrug: . But, it better look better than that drawing.
 
PONY XPRESS said:
burningwick

Not sure what posts you are reading saying the 05" doesn't handle? Between this site & Brad's I have read dozens of post saying how much better the car is.

Read some preliminary estimations by Ford that put the skidpad at 0.8x; can't remember exactly. I know it will be an improvement over what we have now stock but we have so far to go... Any updated slalom, skidpad results to the contrary would be much appreciated.
 
blazinsteed said:
umm the pics they provided showed a side exhaust. i am waiting for the cobra. But I like the rousch I just think its a little overpriced.

Don't know why they showed a side exhaust on one of the pics. They have been very up front with the Roush owners that they will no longer have side exhaust. Even explained at length why it was no longer possible with the new Mustang. :(
 
Burningwick said:
Read some preliminary estimations by Ford that put the skidpad at 0.8x; can't remember exactly. I know it will be an improvement over what we have now stock but we have so far to go...

I hope you aren't hoping the Mustang will keep up with the likes of the Z, S2000, et al., as far as handling is concerned. That simply is not going to happen, purely from a size perspective if nothing else. But, that isn't the point of a Mustang. It is about big V8s, comfortable daily driving with legitimate space for four people and burly, musclecar looks. If you want a road racer, look somewhere else.

That being said, I will be interested to see if the IRS they design (for the Cobra and hopefully other, cheaper SE models) will help with the handling figures.

Now back to the topic at hand...

While the photochops are horrible, hsa anyone heard of what they are going to be doing to the car under the sheet metal? Any power numbers? Any suspension changes (besides springs and shocks)? Is there any news about it besides those horrible pics?
 
Rampant said:
I hope you aren't hoping the Mustang will keep up with the likes of the Z, S2000, et al., as far as handling is concerned. That simply is not going to happen, purely from a size perspective if nothing else. But, that isn't the point of a Mustang. It is about big V8s, comfortable daily driving with legitimate space for four people and burly, musclecar looks. If you want a road racer, look somewhere else.

That being said, I will be interested to see if the IRS they design (for the Cobra and hopefully other, cheaper SE models) will help with the handling figures.

Now back to the topic at hand...

While the photochops are horrible, hsa anyone heard of what they are going to be doing to the car under the sheet metal? Any power numbers? Any suspension changes (besides springs and shocks)? Is there any news about it besides those horrible pics?

After owning numerous Mustangs in varying levels of trim, I'm well aware of the capabilities and aim of the Mustang. It is nice, however, for those of us who desire a car that's fast and can also corner and brake (yet still want to stay with Ford) to have options available such as Roush and Saleen. We don't much info. yet on the new Roush. Looks like they took the blower away, so the all-around performance thing is gone. Been posted elsewhere, but..

http://www.goroush.com/2005.htm
 
No way. I'll take on of these though.


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