Is it ok to drive a classic Mustang hard once in a while?
#31
RE: Is it ok to drive a classic Mustang hard once in a while?
Drive it like any car.
1) According to the condition of the car.
2) According to your own abilities.
3) According to the road conditions.
And remember, as original, the Mustang won't handle as well and won't stop as fast as a modern car. That doesn't mean you can't have some fun once and a while, though.
1) According to the condition of the car.
2) According to your own abilities.
3) According to the road conditions.
And remember, as original, the Mustang won't handle as well and won't stop as fast as a modern car. That doesn't mean you can't have some fun once and a while, though.
#32
RE: Is it ok to drive a classic Mustang hard once in a while?
ORIGINAL: Lumbergh
Drive it like any car.
1) According to the condition of the car.
2) According to your own abilities.
3) According to the road conditions.
And remember, as original, the Mustang won't handle as well and won't stop as fast as a modern car. That doesn't mean you can't have some fun once and a while, though.
Drive it like any car.
1) According to the condition of the car.
2) According to your own abilities.
3) According to the road conditions.
And remember, as original, the Mustang won't handle as well and won't stop as fast as a modern car. That doesn't mean you can't have some fun once and a while, though.
if you get some coil overs and IRS or even 620's and heavier duty leafs it would do wonders i bet....
#33
RE: Is it ok to drive a classic Mustang hard once in a while?
ORIGINAL: Shifty101Easy
if you get some coil overs and IRS ....
ORIGINAL: Lumbergh
Drive it like any car.
1) According to the condition of the car.
2) According to your own abilities.
3) According to the road conditions.
And remember, as original, the Mustang won't handle as well and won't stop as fast as a modern car. That doesn't mean you can't have some fun once and a while, though.
Drive it like any car.
1) According to the condition of the car.
2) According to your own abilities.
3) According to the road conditions.
And remember, as original, the Mustang won't handle as well and won't stop as fast as a modern car. That doesn't mean you can't have some fun once and a while, though.
if you get some coil overs and IRS ....
#34
RE: Is it ok to drive a classic Mustang hard once in a while?
if the car can take the punishment, yeah why not! what i do with this 69 is fart around town, drive 70 on the interstate and keep my 17 year old out from behind the steering wheel.
#35
RE: Is it ok to drive a classic Mustang hard once in a while?
I floor every car I own often. Its also why I own mostly V8s, because a 4 or a 6 isnt satisfying. Having to plan for 20 minutes just to pass someone on a 2 lane road isnt my idea of fun. I dont drive like a ricer, darting in and out of traffic and acting like a tool, but I dont drive like a grandma either. Funny thing is the 98 Formula is a quick car and they top end around 150, its modern, has brakes and great handling to go with the power, yet its never seen over 100mph since I bought it. Where as all my old cars get well over 100mph in every 1/4 mile pass.
If I trust it enough to drive 30 miles, it will see wide open throttle often enough. maybe not tire spin and sliding around like a 15 year old who stole moms Astro van, but they arent babied. Mind you the cars I have with the large ci engines can break a normal set of tires loose at any speed under 80mph or so. the 70 GTO with 275 65 15s will smoke the tires for over an 1/8 mile. I dont do it often, but it will so i gotta be careful about when and where I apply the throttle to it.
If I trust it enough to drive 30 miles, it will see wide open throttle often enough. maybe not tire spin and sliding around like a 15 year old who stole moms Astro van, but they arent babied. Mind you the cars I have with the large ci engines can break a normal set of tires loose at any speed under 80mph or so. the 70 GTO with 275 65 15s will smoke the tires for over an 1/8 mile. I dont do it often, but it will so i gotta be careful about when and where I apply the throttle to it.
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