Difference between bullitt and GT???

vtecgsr952000

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hi all, i was just trying to figure out what differences there is between the bullitt and gt other than appearance and brakes/suspension. i know the intake manifold is different, and i was wondering if that was the only difference that gave it more power? is it worth buying and putting on my GT? i am planning a bullitt brake swap already, and i want the manifold too. but my cost through ford was like 850+!! any help would be great!

frank
 
The bullitt also has less restrictive exhaust package and twin bore 57mm cobra throttle body. Along with these differences of course is a different computer program designed for the better flowing intake. The pully ratios on the bullitt are also underdriven from the factory. Also the cam gears on a bullitt are bolted on, instead of pressed on like that year GTs. This means that you don't have to buy new cam gears if you change cams.
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I have also heard that the bullitt motors are port matched,.....but I do not know how true or unique it makes the bullitts. :shrug:

Even with all this the motors in the bullitts were initially rated at only 265, which was later upped by ford to 275. That is not a lot of HP for the expense of some of the parts listed.

The bullitt intake should allow a GT motor to breath better, but I don't know if its worth 850.00.
 
Bullit intake is worthless on a NA setup. IMO A bullit is only rated 265 vs the GT's 260. If your looking for more power theres alot better alternatives. Save getting the bullit intake after you get some kinda forced induction or something. I'd buy all the basic boltons first if I were you.
 
2001 MUSTANG BULLITT GT 275hp. 305ft.lbs tq.
Package, details and equipment: These items were not available on a standard 2001 GT and
most are still not.
3 piece long runner aluminum intake manifold.
104mm twin bore throttle body
Tremec 3650 transmission
Brembo brakes with painted PBR calipers
130 amp alternator
Larger tubular sway bars
Under driven water pump and alternator pulleys
11 inch Cobra spec. clutch
Tokico High Performance struts and shocks
Tokico 3/4 inch lowering springs
Sub-frame connectors
Heavy duty limited slip differential
High flow cat-back exhaust with rolled edge stainless steel tips
Stainless steel repositioned clutch, brake and gas pedal
Aluminum interior trim pieces
Aluminum signature door sill plates
Brushed aluminum fuel fill door
Unique retro style leather seat trim with bolstered sides
No spoiler. Standard factory Mustang spoilers are not aerodynamically functional and can actually hurt performance.
Retro style dash gauges with white backlighting
No fog-lights. The original Bullitt from the movie did not have them.
Individual serial # located on the drivers side strut tower.
Lightly 'smoked' headlight housings
Unique exterior body pieces including molded mudguards, rocker panels and revised brake vent covers and c-pillars.


I found this in Special productions forum.....There is plenty more about the bullitt there I just brought over a little of the information.
 
[/QUOTE] No fog-lights. The original Bullitt from the movie did not have them. [/QUOTE]

Man that sucks, I couldnt stand that...feels like they are ripping you off, I dont care if the car in the movie didnt have them LOL, I would want them...looks so much cooler, especially near dusk.
EDIT: Oops, sorry for the double post.