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IIRC Lethal's 2010 GT500 blew the motor at 724. This may come as a surprise to some but a GT500 has powdered rods. Ford calls them forged but they don't come from billet or a casting, they come from powdered metal and the caps are cracked.
That doesn't look like the stock Eaton blower on GT500's. Looks like a Mammoth Kenne Bell kit. Guess it was too much even for a forged 5.4l.
If I went to a dyno shop, and during the runs some guy sat in the trunk of my car, I would just stop the runs right there and take my car elsewhere...
They do that because that car was breaking the wheels loose on the dyno. Almost every car that makes near 1000 rwhp on the dyno has people sitting int he trunk to put weight there.
I know the guy who is doing the tuner. He is second to none.
IIRC Lethal's 2010 GT500 blew the motor at 724. This may come as a surprise to some but a GT500 has powdered rods. Ford calls them forged but they don't come from billet or a casting, they come from powdered metal and the caps are cracked.
I feel bad for the owner.
The internals won't live far past the number above.
IIRC Lethal's 2010 GT500 blew the motor at 724. This may come as a surprise to some but a GT500 has powdered rods. Ford calls them forged but they don't come from billet or a casting, they come from powdered metal and the caps are cracked.
I feel bad for the owner.
Powdered rods huh? I wonder why they did all that work and then went with that route. The car sold at a premium anyways, I doubt it would have added substantial cost.
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