DARK HORSE
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FASTFRED congrats on your new ride, very sweet rides indeed!
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Thanks Bobby and thanks for that great engine shot :dblthumb2:Congratulations on your new purchase and good luck to you!rops:
I absolutely LOVE the new BOSS 302 Mustangs!!rops:
I remember when the BOSS 302 Mustangs hit the market in 1969. On the front cover was a yellow BOSS 302 Mustang being tested on the Bonneville Salt Flats. Shortly after the 302's introduction Ford unveiled the monster BOSS 429 Mustang. Lift the hood on this baby and this is what it looked like....
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These new Mustangs are truly impressive and have earned their place in Muscle Car history......
2013 Shelby GT500 Baseline Dyno - First Independent Dyno Video on YouTube - Livernois Motorsports - YouTube
Independent test of the 2013 GT500 made 601hp at the wheels. This can be yours at the ridiculously low MSRP of $55k. Dealer markups may play a factor, haven't heard anything on that just yet.
The GTR makes 545 *flywheel* hp and now retails at $98k
The ZR-1 makes 638 *flywheel* hp and is going for about $113k before any dealer markups, which are fairly common.
The 2013 GT500 is a bargain to say the least. I'm a HUGE GTR fanboy and I knew my comment would step on some toes but please enlighten me a little further on what was so wrong with my statement.
This is my last post here that won't be directed toward the original topic at hand. If you have any replies please PM me I already feel terrible about jacking this thread lol.
HP per dollar, yes that's a bargain. You get a lot more car with the zr1 though, you can't argue with that. It is a supercar. And can be built to be extremely fast, also comes with an ls powerplant. I think a lot of people get all HP happy quick when new cars come out.