yeah its like, you cant play the hp number game with camaro's vs. foxes, its like foxes can keep up with allot less power, because of their weight, ect... if you got that setup, the h/c/i and the flowzilla you should be way far ahead of some camaros. just make sure you get yourself a nice fuel pump and injectors. battle boxes and control arms, ect should help.
oh and how do camaros make so much more power on so much less, is just becasue chevy left them at 350's? so when you get simple stuff to increase the amount of air into and out of the engine, your just feedinig more displacement? becuase they are still pushrods right? so if im not mistaken, shouldnt a 351w h/c/i foxes be out there mopping the floors?
25thmustang
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Go look at the numbers on the LSx heads, they were designed right. Not to mention the intake flows well. They are actually 346 cu inch motors, but make great power, stock or modded!
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Oh trust me, I know. Our runs went to about 110 or so (closed course) and he wasn't walking, and my car only traps mid 106 mph. I assume his car was pretty much stock. I have a friend here with a bolt on, cammed one that went high 11s on DRs, puts down well over 400 to the tire. Traps 117 I believe, which is nuts for the small amount of work it has! Those cars make us Mustang guys jeleous!
A HCI blower fox shouldnt have an issue with most NA LSx cars short of Z06s and the like. Now boosted or heavily modded ones... thats a new ballgame. Those motors are animals!
Thats what im saying though! Thats only about 110. Now at 110 with 3.73s you're getting real close to the top of 4th. And after that point what are you going to do...i always shut down. I refuse to race in overdrive! My car pulls like dog poo in 5th. But a 6 speed LS1...wont stop pulling till 140ish when they start to level off...5th gear is actually useful.
25thmustang
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Yeah, that and I wouldn't run the car over that even on the closed course I run! I use the top of 4th to be the end of the race, once you go into 5th, it isn't a race anymore.
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from my guess if it was at a track then you would have little of an advantage since you can hang in 4th but if you are on a closed course (wink wink) then get some tp cause your likely to get chitted on
Well its definitely perspective on what you call big dogs. From what he stated I am living proof that the big dogs go down for the count on both the roll racing and from a dig with this combo. never been shat on while on the "closed circuits" at high speeds...
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You shouldnt have any trouble with the cars you listed, well except when they are as modded as your car will be . But LS1's in general are bad news for rustangs....
Some of you guys are buying to heavily into the LS hype. I own an LS1, and it's a fun car, but nothing for the AFR/FTI/Ported Cobra combo I was running before, and that's a lowly 302. Get more serious with your build and include a stroker package. A worked NA 347 will put out comparable numbers to the worked N/A LS1's. It's just a matter of putting the right parts together.
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My buddy has a T/A with LS6 CNC heads/intake, TB, LT's, some big cam, all the bolt ons and made 430rwhp. Pretty impressive for N/A. Another guy has a 383 LT1 N/A making 415ish through an auto. Just saying....
Those who refuse to race in 5th
IM going to have a T56 built by g force if needed, if not mabye a 03 cobra t56 6speed will handle the power. Then I can pull on the top end just as any Trans am could with there t-56's...Top end should be a problem, I bet I will pull like a mother with the 6 speed and 3.73's and Kenne bell above 120mph watch out ls1's the mustangs here
IM going to have a T56 built by g force if needed, if not mabye a 03 cobra t56 6speed will handle the power. Then I can pull on the top end just as any Trans am could with there t-56's...Top end should be a problem, I bet I will pull like a mother with the 6 speed and 3.73's and Kenne bell above 120mph watch out ls1's
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Thats true...if you are running a 6 speed you're gonna have some nice highway ratios too. Thats going to be a sick combo. There's nothing like a KB...full boost immediately!
25thmustang
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I wonder why KBs are very unpopular with fox bodies? I rarely if ever see them, and never see them in race cars at the Mustang events. With how insane they perform on the Cobras you would think they could do well on fox's.
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Well honestly they dont make a lot of peak hp...and they really arent meant for high rpm power....and they do generate a LOT of heat...and there is no easy intercooler options for foxes...so high boost numbers cant happen. I also think that Meth Inj kits need to be modified to shoot after the screws.
My buddy ran 13# on his SN for about 5k miles...then the blower took a poop on him.
My buddy ran 13# on his SN for about 5k miles...then the blower took a poop on him.
YIKES...
Will I be OK with the KB at around 9psi, I dont want the blower to break or generate alot of heat, after all it is a street car. And whats Hight RPM, Im using the stock block H/C/I w/ Anderson 2000-6200rpm cam, Im not going to spin the motor higher than 6,000rpm anyway, Is that ok? or will the KB drop off boost before that? Im also using AFR heads with high rev valve springs and 1.7rr's, So there wont be valve float and they will handle the boost better.
Will I be OK with the KB at around 9psi, I dont want the blower to break or generate alot of heat, after all it is a street car. And whats Hight RPM, Im using the stock block H/C/I w/ Anderson 2000-6200rpm cam, Im not going to spin the motor higher than 6,000rpm anyway, Is that ok? or will the KB drop off boost before that? Im also using AFR heads with high rev valve springs and 1.7rr's, So there wont be valve float and they will handle the boost better.