Metalcorpse
Registered User
So I was wondering how much modifications would a Supercoupe need to beat a 2010 mustang v8 5spd?
the 2010 isn't that fast. It only has 320 HP at the motor I believe and they weigh about 3700 pounds so the SC with 300 wheel HP and some weight shaved off would get it done easily.Alot more modifications than anyone has mentioned so far. Imo you would have to be in the 350 to 400 rwhp range to get it done.
none of the previous comments mention anything that will get an sc to even 300 rwhp. It takes heads, cam, at least an s port, fmic, injectors, fuel pump, exhaust and a good tune to put down 300 out of one of these cars. An sc with a few bolt ons is not going to make 300 rwhp. Not to mention my car has tons of things done to lighten it and it still weighs almost 3900 lbs fully dressed.the 2010 isn't that fast. It only has 320 HP at the motor I believe and they weigh about 3700 pounds so the SC with 300 wheel HP and some weight shaved off would get it done easily.
the 2010 isn't that fast. It only has 320 HP at the motor I believe and they weigh about 3700 pounds so the SC with 300 wheel HP and some weight shaved off would get it done easily.
Dave reread my post.
Also the 2010 only had 315HP BHP.
I listed my basic mods and out run cars in this HP range. IF you get a SC to 300RWHP then your looking at times in the 12s--would mean ~360BHP and we're not even looking at the torque difference between an SC and 4.6.
Stock Mustang yes I doubt it, most likely has appearance mods and a Hot air intake.
Mainly because 2010 gt is the red headed step child of Mustangs with the new body and old power plant that makes nearly 100 less HP, they sat on dealer lots for a long time when they were released. I still enjoy pulling up next to a sports car with my nearly 4,000 pound "luxury" car and smoking them. I still have cheap insurance and decent mileage.you can actually purchase a 2010Mustang GT for probably less than it would cost you to make your Thunderbird as fast as one
you can actually purchase a 2010Mustang GT for probably less than it would cost you to make your Thunderbird as fast as one