Yeah, I know what you mean. But I still find it funny that when you stack the two against each other, you’re only comparing what it would cost to build up the SOHC to be faster than, or on par with the Cobra’s stock potential and then calling them the same thing. I just find it funny that the only argument that the ones who are against the idea of the Cobra can come up with is based on what it would cost to make power alone. You guys make is sound as though the Cobra is nothing more than a GT with 4V engine and neglect in your reasoning all of the other attributes that the Cobra has going for it. The attributes I listed earlier as a matter of fact that could not comparatively even come close to being copied, or bested for the amount of money involved in the price difference between the GT and the Cobra. That’s what makes me roll my eyes and chuckle.
I’ve said it a million times, but it seems to fall on deaf ears with a lot of GT owners who can’t see the forest through the trees. There’s much more of a difference between the GT and a Cobra than just a powerful engine! You can add all the power you’d like to a GT and admittedly probably do it a few thousand dollars cheaper than you would with just buying a Cobra to start with. But in the end, you’re still driving nothing more than a fast run of the mill GT. If you want to truly copy the Cobra, do the math and add up the cost of all of the other goodies and enhancements it’s got over a GT and you’ll see it can’t be done for a lesser price. The Snake is a bargain in comparison, any way you slice it!