2011 dyno

[SuperSonic05]

http://blogs.insideline.com/straightline/2010/03/inside-line-dyno-tests-the-2011-ford-mustang-gt-50.html#more

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Peak numbers are 365 lb-ft of torque at 4,350 rpm and 395 hp at 6,600 rpm. :shocked:

[SonicGT]

very nice :up:

[GtoLord]

Ryan is that your new car?

[mot250]

I would have hoped for higher TQ numbers but that is what happens when you squeeze high HP out of a small block...

[ford9050]

I think numbers are pretty good. That is tq to the tire don't forget. that's pretty good for a natural aspirated 5.0

[mot250]

I think numbers are pretty good. That is tq to the tire don't forget. that's pretty good for a natural aspirated 5.0

Oh, I'm far from complaining! Those #'s are awsome, and I finally watched the vids. The car sounds spec-freakin-tacular!!! I was just commenting on how old carbed big blocks can make gobs more TQ than small blocks stretched to its limits.

However, it'd be a cold day in hell before one of those big blocks could make anywhere near 20+ mpg...