Advice on buying a Mustang
#21
RE: Advice on buying a Mustang
If its going to be a secondary daily driver, then there is nothing wrong with a 99+ GT. They are a dependable fun car, & are FAR from pathetic. If I thought they were, I would have bought another Z28 or Vette
#22
RE: Advice on buying a Mustang
if its just a a daily driver.....get the GT....you should get slightly better MPG than a 4v.....plus, to my knowledge the Mach may have 4v heads but the bottom end wont hold up any more horsepower than the GT's block would....but at that point it doesnt matter anyway cuz 450ish to the rear wheels on a GT is the same as 450ish to the wheels on a mach
find a car with the body style you like, in the color you like, and in the trim you like....i happen to like 99+ body style more than a 98 and earlier, so i'd never get a 98 or earlier even if it was a cobra.....
plus I just got my new motor dropped in ......once i get it broken in and get boosted, i wont be worried about any Mach's or Cobras....
find a car with the body style you like, in the color you like, and in the trim you like....i happen to like 99+ body style more than a 98 and earlier, so i'd never get a 98 or earlier even if it was a cobra.....
plus I just got my new motor dropped in ......once i get it broken in and get boosted, i wont be worried about any Mach's or Cobras....
#24
RE: Advice on buying a Mustang
ORIGINAL: ColinGT
so what ar eyou sayin about machs, that what they come with is what they can handle?
so what ar eyou sayin about machs, that what they come with is what they can handle?
#25
RE: Advice on buying a Mustang
ORIGINAL: Xemeth
No, a stock GT's bottom end can handle about 350rwhp safely. The Mach's have like 280ish rwhp stock, so it can go higher. The 4v Mach just takes better to mods and has more power to start off with cause it's a 4v.
ORIGINAL: ColinGT
so what ar eyou sayin about machs, that what they come with is what they can handle?
so what ar eyou sayin about machs, that what they come with is what they can handle?
what I meant was, the 4V heads respond better to mods than a 2V's....but the blocks themselves have basically the same limits to how much power they can put down before you gotta start forging and beefing up the internals etc etc....
if youre going for a daily driver and wont be romping the **** outta it, I'd go with the GT. he said in his first post he wasnt worried about pushing big numbers....to which i interjected that even if you did want big numbers, at a certain point the limits of the stock blocks of both the Mach and GT are the same....although I think Mach's come with a forged crank, that doesnt account for everything else......
#26
RE: Advice on buying a Mustang
ORIGINAL: 2002GTAUTOVERT
find a mach 1 if you can the 2 valves of the GT are pathetic
find a mach 1 if you can the 2 valves of the GT are pathetic
#27
RE: Advice on buying a Mustang
If i were you i would go with the mineral gray mustang with 70 on it. 91K is to high for that price. Now i might be biast because i have the same exact color leather and car, but that sounds like the best deal. The 4.6 is reliable. My 95 3.8 v6 has 162,000 on the clock and still runs like the day i bought it. I say go for it.
#29
If i were you i would go with the mineral gray mustang with 70 on it. 91K is to high for that price. Now i might be biast because i have the same exact color leather and car, but that sounds like the best deal. The 4.6 is reliable. My 95 3.8 v6 has 162,000 on the clock and still runs like the day i bought it. I say go for it.
Wish you had got on here like a month ago. I would have sold you mine...