94RedGt
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Found this on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjHnVodWKVM looks pretty cool and he list the things he has in hes car, its a turbo 3.8 making 474 whp at 13.5 lbs, i must say v6s like these are pretty cool.
Sitting in traffic with all that power under the hood sucks. lol
Wow! LOL at the OP. Anyway, there was a guy who lived down the street from me, thik his name was Dan Hagga or something. I remember it was green and all stock looking but with an invader front bumper lol but the thing was supercharged and had a feature in MM and FF I think. Thought he was one of the guys that started one of the leading V6 sites.
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People dont go the v6 route because well, they suck. The only way you will make any power is with boost or nitrous.
I remember Dan. He was a big part of V6power back in the day. MM/FF did a write up on one of the first V6 shoot outs that he was at.
I think people don't build them b/c they don't understand them. The V6 has features that I wish the old pushrod 5.0L had. Now that I know the V6, I won't ever waste money on a 5.0L again. They have a lot to unlock - and when you do, you can get big things out of them. In fact, I'll go out on a limb and say starting with a set $$ amount if you get a GT and mod it vs getting a similar year V6 and modding it - I could match if not beat the GT numbers for the cost.
That comparo is soooo skewed. I could buy a $500 fox body, then built a budget $6500 351 stroker and be faster. Anything can be made fast with the right amount of money.The stock bottom end has proven into the mid 400s.
Obviously 10 psi on both makes more on the V8. I didn't mean mod for mod, I meant dollar for dollar over all. IE: if you give two people $7000 grand. Person A buys a $7K new edge GT. Person B buys a $5500 new edge V6 and spends $1500 on the right mods, person B will have the higher hp car. Other than the rare odd ball cases, building power is cheaper than buying power... it's why we all got Mustangs instead of buying high dollar 'performance' cars off the lot. Somwhere (on another forum) we actually got into it to see where the limit was in the whole idea of buying a V6 vs buying a V8 to make power. Obviously at the end of the day in a Mustang, the V8 will make more extreme power. But up to a certain point (it was somewhere in the 600 hp range) building the V6 was still 'cost effective' - or as cost effective as you can be when talking 600 hp Mustangs. LOL
I get compliments on how my car sounds all the time.
Rice, I believe he is talking about two things in the same body style. and maintaining the same wiring harness/computer.
some do sound good, but some sound like crap. I have heard v8's that I didn't like the sound of and v6's I didn't like.
All about how its set up.