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    Quote Originally Posted by JLawton View Post
    I don't see the problem???
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    Probably not one. After shopping 30+ Mustangs on the interwebz and talking to at least twenty owners about theirs cars for sale I can tell you base V6 Mustangs are owned by a unique subset of the population.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Earp View Post
    Probably not one. After shopping 30+ Mustangs on the interwebz and talking to at least twenty owners about theirs cars for sale I can tell you base V6 Mustangs are owned by a unique subset of the population.
    Secretaries? Lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedMisted View Post
    Secretaries? Lol.
    Strippers, rednecks, and liars make up the bulk of them. Seriously, one owner offered to pose with the car if I bought it - stripper, Morehead City area of NC.

    Another, when asked the condition of the interior of the car replied "that it was gutted and hard to determine because I've been using it for my painter truck. Driver seat is there though and the AC works".

    And yet another claimed the car had never been wrecked although the carfax showed odometer rollback, some serious accidents, and one of the damn pictures he posted on Craigslist clearly showed left rear quarter damage. He didn't speak a lot of English so there might have been a miscommunication. Persistent guy though and liked to call me after 10pm at night to offer to sell me the car on the cheap, "I meet you tonight in Raleigh".

    Dyno time is set for noon on Monday so we'll wind it up and see what its got. Did you ever dyno your 99 stock?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Earp View Post
    Strippers, rednecks, and liars make up the bulk of them.
    I think that many strippers are secretaries moonlighting as such. Lol. Can't wait to hear what you might find when you gut the car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Earp View Post
    Dyno time is set for noon on Monday so we'll wind it up and see what its got. Did you ever dyno your 99 stock?
    Yeah. It was a pathetic 143whp stock.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedMisted View Post
    Yeah. It was a pathetic 143whp stock.
    Was this on a Dynojet???

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    Dyno pull today with a Dynojet, the same one we have been using for all of our race cars.

    Any bets on the outcome?

    I am guessing 126 rwhp and 182 rwtq. Not sure at what RPMs but it'll be low.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Earp View Post
    Was this on a Dynojet???
    Yes. And on a hotter than hell/stickier than flypaper humid day, if that makes a difference.

    The engine was the original, and I remember when I bought the car that its acceleration was anemic compared to previous rentals that I'd driven. The tuners were able to get it up to a respectable 158whp. Now with all the peripheral mods and the like, the replacement engine gets about 195whp.

    I think your estimates are in the ballpark.
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    The Dynojet spit out 125 horsepower and 189 ft/lbs of torque. The A/F was not so good at WOT and I bet with a bit of tweaking that it'd end up at 130hp and 192 tq, so that is what I'm calling it. Torque good, horsepower is a bit weak but the curves are broad so I think it has potential. Have to think about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedMisted View Post
    The engine was the original, and I remember when I bought the car that its acceleration was anemic compared to previous rentals that I'd driven. The tuners were able to get it up to a respectable 158whp. Now with all the peripheral mods and the like, the replacement engine gets about 195whp.
    Tq on the original stock was 177. On the replacement, tq is 211. I think with a good IT build, another 15whp is not out of question. As for tq, the gain may not be as much...
    Last edited by RedMisted; 05-17-2011 at 12:17 PM.
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