well shes done has been a long path but well worth it. on amazon tunings mustang dyno spun 408hp at the wheel with 398 tq so on a good old dynojet i should be spinning well over 440 from Ricks calculations. vids, print-outs, and pics as soon as i find the dang cable for my camcorder. sounds vicious and i get stares everywhere i go but i dont care i love the noise.
Congrats,glad to hear you got everything worked out. I followed your post and like you said it was a venture, Glad it end well, can't wait to see the vids and sheets still thinging about going the same route maybe I can by pass all the little problems
NICE MAN!!!!!! YouTube - 2010 mustang gt with procharger YouTube - 440 hp 2010 mustang Do you have any vids of just the exhaust and some revs?..what is your exhaust set up? Thanks
I saw it this past weekend, there fore it's real! It sounded wicked just idling! I ordered a Whipple for mine today!
let us know how the instal goes and post dyno videos also,The procharger install was crazy with all the little bugs,Very glad he got it all worked out and it sounds great nice #s.
Kind of interested, what are your plans for the Tranny ? maybe find you a T-56 from a used Cobra, affordable and can handle what your putting out.
I was kind of wondering the same thing. I know there are a lot of blown GTs out there but how are the trannys holding up? Last thing I'd wanna do is put a blower on my car and then trash my transmission cuz of my lead foot
pushing 10lbs right now and dont think im going any higher..for now well going by what i have been told this tranns can handle 500 ish before they poop the bed so i figure the clutch will crap out on me first but i have been beating it like it owes me money and its still grabby and smooth as ever ? so who knows Way to go on the whipple exwifegotstang!! the ease alone will make it a better kit to install lmao.
Well, are you the type of driver that likes to go out there and mash his/her foot down, or are you the type of driver that likes to roll into the throttle just to "feel the pull?" While I love burnouts, I'd have to classify myself as the type that likes to roll into the throttle and "feel the pull." If you're like me, you probably won't cause your transmission any problems.
You'd probably be fine then, as long as you don't really hammer the Hell out of it during that "other 1%."