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Mastrocola17

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Hey everyone. I'm new here and figured I'd introduce myself. Name is Anthony. I'm 19 and own and race a 1999 Ford Mustang GT. I got my mustang in Sept. 2006after returning home from 9 weeks in the hospital due to being paralyzed from the chest down from a Motocross accident. I'm still paralyzed from the chest down with little feeling no movement below. At the time I bought the mustang I knew little to nothing about drag racing or mustang but have always loved them. After buying mine stock and adding about $6000 mods and installing nearly all of them (including the cams) I know much more. I try to stay positive and constantly find ways of upgrading and changing the looks and performance of my stang. My mods are in my sig. Since I can't drive a stick due to my left foot as well as the other 70% of my body being limp (lol), it's an automatic.

It ran a 13.7 @100. After a tune it dynoed at 262 rwhp @ 5800 and 268 rwtq @3800. I'll attach a few pictures. Thanks for reading. I'm looking forward to meeting some fellow Mustang addicts!
 

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hey guys, thanks. my 60' ranges from a 2.0 to 2.1. i noticed that most similar mustang are putting atlesat 20-40rwtq than me. i think it's due to the 70mm t/b, plenum and cam specs. the cams are Comp Cams 262AH .550 lift and 226/230 duration. stock is somewhere around .485 and 190/195 i beleive. if you look at my dyno sheet the i'm making an almost dead even peak power from 5500 to 6400.
 
70mm should be more than enough with the 262 cams - I am currently running the same CAI as you are but am very displeased with it. Really high intake temps - aluminum isn't too good for ducting air through a hot engine compartment. I have a JLT CAI on the way, inch wider diameter composite pipe that dips way down into the fenderwell - I'll let ya know if it's worth the upgrade. A new intake manifold would really wake up those cams as well. I had the Typhoon which seemed to wake my non-camm'd up a lot in the upper stretches of the tach.
 
hey guys, thanks. my 60' ranges from a 2.0 to 2.1. i noticed that most similar mustang are putting atlesat 20-40rwtq than me. i think it's due to the 70mm t/b, plenum and cam specs. the cams are Comp Cams 262AH .550 lift and 226/230 duration. stock is somewhere around .485 and 190/195 i beleive. if you look at my dyno sheet the i'm making an almost dead even peak power from 5500 to 6400.
cams will rob a lil tq ranging to a good deal of tq down low in the rpm's depending on the stage, but 262's are mild; and actually cams shouldn't effect peak toque too much as it peaks a good deal past the area where you see the deficit.