good, so this does mean it'll be terrible on the street with a live axle...This rear suspension design has been validated on the track by Ford Racing. The Ford Racing Mustang FR500C was purpose-built from the base 2005 Mustang body structure and suspension geometry to run in the Grand-Am Cup series, a class of road racing for production-based cars.
The Fang said:In another link from the talk forum said it would start at just under 40k.
Malevolyn said:I heard the base model coupe should be aboue $38,000, and $40,000 for all the options. If that's true, then, well...it would seem the Corvette has a lot to fear. Z06 @ 500hp is what, $70,000?
In a straight line, indeed. No one I know is interested in just straight line speeds.95GTS said:I don't think the new C6 Z06 has anything to fear unless the GT500 is modded. I think the GT500 will outperform the regular C6 like the 03/04 Cobra outperformed the regular C5 Vette (in a straight line of course). In addition, I don't think anyone who can afford the $70K car is going to worry about a $40K car.
1995cobraR said:In a straight line, indeed. No one I know is interested in just straight line speeds.
C6 Z06 = 3120 lbs. and 500hp; aluminum block located behind the front spindles. Has won LeMans and ALMS championships.
S197 Shelby = 3900lbs. and 475hp.; iron block on top of front spindles. The S197 cars are current GAC champions.
Regardless, they are two different types of cars; I plan to have both cars in my garage. Neither will be straight line cars.
351CJ said:Comes with a can of Fix-A-Flat in the trunk instead of a spare tire
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