Are 98's better?

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Live in baytown texas home of HRP!..theres guy with a 98 gt (autod) Bone freakin stock..races a 95 gt 5speed..with gears and cold air..takes him..takes a 97 gt auto..and an 88 lx (duh).

my question is...is there a difference in the 98' models..are they different from 96-97?. I know the exhaust mani or something is different..

Just curious
 
The computer tune is different, fuel system, wheels, rear bumper, and exhaust,<i think> Basicly they were gettin ready for the 99 GTs.

Some of the mustangs came with the up-grader gear of the 327 gear from the factory. The others without the up-grade have a 270-something gear.
 
my old 98gt 5spd sounded better stock than it did with flowmasters..........i was bone stock and i was dead even with a 99 gt auto!! I my old car was a factory freak because it hauled for a npi car. It came stock with 3.27s but i switched it to 3.73s
 
GoBabyVroommm said:
The computer tune is different, fuel system, wheels, rear bumper, and exhaust,<i think> Basicly they were gettin ready for the 99 GTs.

Some of the mustangs came with the up-grader gear of the 327 gear from the factory. The others without the up-grade have a 270-something gear.

Mine came with the 3.27s. I would think that would make a bit of a difference if the other cars were still at 2.73 or 3.08s. I raced a buddy of mine who has a '95 GT (stick) and I creamed him. I've also beat two other '99+ GTs on the road but I don't know what they had or didn't have. I just think my car was having a good day though... :nice: But I have lost to a number of '99+ too so it probably had more to do with the driver than anything else.
 
upkeep is a big deal, it is easy for mileage and lack of Vigilant maintinance on any car to keep it from running to it's potential.

also somoone who can't drive a stick can make a good car look like crap.
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