300hp or 300rwhp?Razi wrote:Why do you think that's impossible?
Many v6s make around 300hp.
So my friends 2010 GT rated at 315hp only made 325rwhp after intake, exhaust, straight pipe headers and cams? All that stuff only gave him 10hp?simmode1 wrote:Why not? Didn't the auto industry call for changes in horsepower ratings a few years ago? I thought I remember reading that they were gonna start publishing their hp at the wheels as opposed to their power at the crank...
Isn't this car suppose to get awesome gas mileage too?vikesfankevin1986 wrote:2011 Mustang V6
s*** son...Ford is notorious for underrating their motors...vikesfankevin1986 wrote:I'm not hating...I kinda want one. But correct me if I am wrong...When they advertise a motor being rated at 305hp that is at the crank. At the wheels it should be around 260. If they made 308 to the wheels, the MOTOR would be rated at around 360 or so...right? To verify if the motor is really rated at 305hp, you wouldn't stick it on a dyno.
So my friends 2010 GT rated at 315hp only made 325rwhp after intake, exhaust, straight pipe headers and cams? All that stuff only gave him 10hp?Razi wrote:I believe there have been changes made to the way HP figures are published now, it's measured at the wheels rather than the crank.
31mpg highway.hatedinthemind wrote:Isn't this car suppose to get awesome gas mileage too?vikesfankevin1986 wrote:2011 Mustang V6
Kinda, but it's disadvantage is that it's a lead sled, thing weighs a ton.hatedinthemind wrote:Isn't this car suppose to get awesome gas mileage too?vikesfankevin1986 wrote:2011 Mustang V6
Mr1der wrote:s*** son...Ford is notorious for underrating their motors...vikesfankevin1986 wrote:I'm not hating...I kinda want one. But correct me if I am wrong...When they advertise a motor being rated at 305hp that is at the crank. At the wheels it should be around 260. If they made 308 to the wheels, the MOTOR would be rated at around 360 or so...right? To verify if the motor is really rated at 305hp, you wouldn't stick it on a dyno.
Hell if I know.vikesfankevin1986 wrote:So my friends 2010 GT rated at 315hp only made 325rwhp after intake, exhaust, straight pipe headers and cams? All that stuff only gave him 10hp?Razi wrote:I believe there have been changes made to the way HP figures are published now, it's measured at the wheels rather than the crank.
I think the V6 Mustangs are amazing. 2011 GTs DO NOT make over 400rwhp without a tune. 370Zs make under 300 rwhp stock.hvp014 wrote:Your comparing the 2010 to the 2011
Ford up'd all the mustangs engines for 2011.
Including brining back the 5.0L which makes around 415 WHP.
http://jalopnik.com/5429269/five+oh-201 ... 0+liter-v8
And what the 370z, which is a 3.7L same as the mustang v6 makes what 330WHP now?
So their on the same playing field, I think were all stuck in the mentality that v6 mustangs suck. Which now they don't.
Every dyno result I have ever seen for a stock 2010 Mustang GT is right around 270rwhp. That clearly exceeds their 315hp rating doesn't it?Razi wrote: Hell if I know.
Did you dyno it before all those modifications?
What the car maker published and what the car actually makes on a dyno will vary.
Yea you are right. A race from a roll is not an accurate measure of car performanceAZ89two4Tsx wrote:None of this stuff is accurate at all.
The only way to prove it is to get them ALL on the SAME dyno. Specualtion, specification, and "I beat this,I beat that" does nothing except misinform.
your Altima is right there in the same ball park with it weight wise.Ranga14 wrote:
Kinda, but it's disadvantage is that it's a lead sled, thing weighs a ton.
vikesfankevin1986 wrote:Yea you are right. A race from a roll is not an accurate measure of car performanceAZ89two4Tsx wrote:None of this stuff is accurate at all.
The only way to prove it is to get them ALL on the SAME dyno. Specualtion, specification, and "I beat this,I beat that" does nothing except misinform.
Hey guys we need to tell all the guys at the strip to stop racing. Racing in a straight line tells us nothing. Pull your cars off the strip and go find a dyno. Maybe we should let the experts know that when they test 0-60 times and 1/4 mile times they need to be on curves or on a dyno.AZ89two4Tsx wrote:
It isn't.
It's going in a straight line and THAT'S IT. Even from a stop it would be better.
You're retarded. Quit posting and keep street racing BRO.
Since I need to tell my life story, I will. The only roll race I did was against my friends GT. I have actually not raced many cars at all. The challenger I raced was from a stop. The reason I raced from a roll is I had just got a new clutch and new clutch line. The clutch felt very different. I cannot launch with my new clutch yet and I don't want to try considering you need to break in a clutch. I don't want to break the thing to prove a point.Mr1der wrote:racing from a roll is the weakest s*** I've ever seen.
it's for idiots that can't launch off a tree.
as for the topic, go and research Ford under rating their motors.
the only one I can ever remember them overrating was the '98 Cobra.
Mr1der wrote:your Altima is right there in the same ball park with it weight wise.Ranga14 wrote:
Kinda, but it's disadvantage is that it's a lead sled, thing weighs a ton.
the Mustang should come in around 3600lbs.