the 05 mustang...
I get the magazine motor trend as a subscription, (reading about new cars is another hobby of mine) and today i get another one in the mail. as im flipping though it, they have an article in there about the new mustnag. I knew the mustang had a new design, and i knew what it looked like but never got to see any stats on it.
holy ----. "The 2005 Mustang GT is the first mainstream production Mustang to break into the 300-horsepower arena. The 4.6-liter aluminum V-8 has three-valve per cylinder and cranks out 300 horsepower and 320 lb.-ft. of torque" motor trend says... (from the magazine) 0-60 in 5.1 :( 1/4 mile 13.6@ 99.9mph :D -and out of the box to! holy ----! http://www.fordvehicles.com/2005must...5_exmain_1.jpg if my wife gets this rustang like she wants and i get my evo like i want, i might have a challenge. ??? does anyone else feel another "speed era" comming on? I mean, look at these cars that are comming from the factory...at a reasonable cost. this new stang a 13sec car evo another 13sec car srt-4 13.7 car hell even the magnum is fast as ---- with the "swith from 4cyl to 8 cyl" going down the highway... the next muscle car era is upon us! |
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i think they are just ugly
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very beautiful car
whats the v6 rated at? i was told they gave it more power also |
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http://www.fordvehicles.com/2005mustang/home.asp
on the V-6 "SOHC V-6 engine generates 210 horsepower and 240 lb.-ft. of torque—in both cases, an improvement from the 2004 Mustang powertrains. And the all-new specially tuned intake manifold balances sound characteristics with maximum airflow, assuring a Mustang engine throaty growl that sounds as good as it performs." |
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lol, still behind the camaro by like 7 years. the old ls1 would probably romp that
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Originally Posted by sccaeg
http://www.fordvehicles.com/2005mustang/home.asp
on the V-6 "SOHC V-6 engine generates 210 horsepower and 240 lb.-ft. of torque—in both cases, an improvement from the 2004 Mustang powertrains. And the all-new specially tuned intake manifold balances sound characteristics with maximum airflow, assuring a Mustang engine throaty growl that sounds as good as it performs." |
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The car looks nasty.
MUSTANG:300 hp at 4.6 liters = 65.22 hp per liter b16: 160 hp at 1.6 liters = 100 hp per liter What great efficiency these new cars have. ::) |
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Originally Posted by Stealthmode
The car looks nasty.
MUSTANG:300 hp at 4.6 liters = 65.22 hp per liter b16: 160 hp at 1.6 liters = 100 hp per liter What great efficiency these new cars have. ::) I owned a Dodge Magnum once. :) Biggest pile of ---- I've ever driven. :-X Wrecked that fucker a couple times. :-\ __________________ Best Car Insurance | Auto Protection Today | FREE Trade-In Quote |
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Originally Posted by Stealthmode
The car looks nasty.
MUSTANG:300 hp at 4.6 liters = 65.22 hp per liter b16: 160 hp at 1.6 liters = 100 hp per liter What great efficiency these new cars have. ::) |
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Johnny can say whatever he wants. It just seems to me like if honda can make a motor to get that much per liter, than all of the other manufacturers should be able to at least come close to it.
All these years you've heard, <in redneck voice> "There's no replacement for displacemnet", yet it doesn't seem like they're using thier displacement to it's full potential. Hey, look at the bright side. The new mustang has as many valves per cylinder as an hf. :o |
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watch car and driver.
see the Hennessey twin turbo viper.. 10 psi 800 hp 840 ft lb torque. bump it up to 13 psi with new internals 870 hp i would like a gain of 70 hp per 3 psi.. ;) |
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Originally Posted by Stealthmode
Johnny can say whatever he wants. It just seems to me like if honda can make a motor to get that much per liter, than all of the other manufacturers should be able to at least come close to it.
All these years you've heard, <in redneck voice> "There's no replacement for displacemnet", yet it doesn't seem like they're using thier displacement to it's full potential. Hey, look at the bright side. The new mustang has as many valves per cylinder as an hf. :o the 4.6l motor does not have to rev to the sky to produce enough horsepower and torque to move the mustang along pretty fast... the k20 2.0l motor HAS to rev to the sky to move the civic si very slowly... compare the gas mileage on both the cars, civic si, mustang... probably not that far apart... mustang gt 17/25 13.99 1/4 civic si 26/30 high 15s? 16 flat? 1/4 the 4.6l motor is SOHC, so its not a technology gap that is making the 4.6l produce less hp per liter... its PURE REVS. IF, ford wanted to they can make a 4.6l motor rev to 9k... it would produce 100hp/l and would be fast as ----, its called FORD RACING. it would get terrible gas mileage shifting the powerband up that high, and the gears accordingly to use the powerband. the bottom line is the 4.6l DOES NOT NEED TO REV OUT LIKE THE k20 has to... IT IS VERY POSSIBLE, and IT HAS BEEN DONE MANY TIMES... check out ford racing and look at their new mustang GT race car... what is the point of making the 4.6l rev to 9k? IT DOESN'T HAVE TO... TO MAKE THE MUSTANG RUN 13.99 STOCK. with all the air intake and exhaust restrictions... it can do it without revving that high, it also makes the motor last a lot longer, and give the owner less trouble. and since the motor produces torque, certain gears can be used to maximize gas mileage, and still retain the performance. revs = wear i do see another muscle car era coming along, i do not see many 4 cylinder cars that will be able to hang, the only ones able to as ones pushing 16-20psi stock, and i am certain that the motor in the evo pushin' whatever it does 16+ pounds, will not last as long as a 4.6l mod motor. btw the hemi magnums are pretty fast, in the 14s... turbos and their excess heat ruin motors... sure there are turbo motors lasting longer than 200k miles, but they're in minivans and huge trucks, they are not in performance cars, just drive around and take a look at all the turbo benz's and turbo vovols that blow smoke.... heat is the enemy, high revs and turbochargers wear on a motor... oh and guy at my work just got his pre-order'd c6 vette today, lemme tell you it is amazing... ls2 motor is amazing. displacement on demand... 400hp/400torque... the car is completly keyless, push button start. gigantic brakes... very very light... yes the back end does push in like on the show topgear or wahtever... i tried it :P makes the some'bitch very light and agile. they're amazing cars... |
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i cant wait till the new z06 comes out, they dyno'd the new c6 and it put down 340 something to the wheels
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I like the look of the new stang. No good in the snow though!
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I guess what we're getting with honda is only something that Ford can give on the track.
it can do it without revving that high, it also makes the motor last a lot longer, and give the owner less trouble. I think the bottom line is that I hate Ford, love honda, and think it's funny to see Random start throwing stats in a "holy quadnie post". lol (it's not that I really care who's car is better, even though........ I know. ;) :D) |
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random what do mean "the back end does push in you tried it" as in the bumper bends???
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ok new american sports cars, only 2 worth getting in my book are the 05'vette or any vette for that matter and any viper.
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Originally Posted by fork
random what do mean "the back end does push in you tried it" as in the bumper bends???
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japan is basically the only place where companies build
high revving no torque motors... high revs = more hp, less torque, high powerband, short gears low revs = more torque, less hp, mid powerband, long gears. 05 ford focus base model 136 @ 600 / 133 @ 4500 05 civic coupe base model 127 @ 6000 / 114 @ 4800 the new accords are great cars and have a engine that produces horsepower and torque on the same level, that is why they sell good in the US... people want torque for everday driving, no one wants to wrap out their engine to keep up with traffic... 2.4l 160@5500 161@4500 |
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Originally Posted by random-strike
i hate explaining this ---- to everyone so i'll do it once...
-PHiZ |
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Originally Posted by PHiZ
Originally Posted by random-strike
i hate explaining this ---- to everyone so i'll do it once...
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/jbliss/integra_ver.jpg |
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i seem to agree with randome.
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revs = wear
I love torque thats why i like the cadillac motors. 525 ftlbs at 2800 rpm 325 hp an this is stock components.Gonna throw twin ct26 supra turbos at it in place of the trailer park 283.I think thats whats its gonna have to take to keep up with jeff an leigh an gun for beau. LOL |
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I think you meant to say that displacement = torque, not revs. ;D
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Originally Posted by Stealthmode
I think you meant to say that displacement = torque, not revs. ;D
this is what is boils down to, and there are many factors which make this happen, head(s), cam(s), IM, exhaust ext... revs = horsepower low revs = torque if you're building a motor for torque, it won't make power way up high obviously, so there is no reason to be there... if you're building a motor for horsepower, it won't make torque down below, so there is no reason to be there... example. b18b b18c same displacement, vtec complicates it a lot, but you get my drift... if the b18c didnt have vtec just agressive cams for way up high in the revs it would make less torque and the same horsepower, while the b18b would make more torque and less horsepower than the b18c. vtec lets the b18c keep the torque and still create horsepower at high revs with the other cam lobes... that is what its for :P |
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I think the torque your refering to is based more on the fact that it's larger displacement. If you want to build a torque motor, you build with large displacement. :P
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Pushrod motors tend to lend themselves to low rpm - high torque output due to the long valvetrain, thats why most V8s see more low end than top end. The higher revving DOHC cars like yours and mine have a much shorter valve train lending it better to high rpm operation. Obviously a typical pushrod v8 can be built like any motor to make high end HP, but for the most part they stay in the low end. Its hard to make a 1.6L engine torquey so the key is to make it rev out, hold the torque, and built HP.
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haha nice. |
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one thing i don`t understand about push rod motor is, WHY and WHAT makes it produce THAT MUCH more low end tork.
i am not talking about displacement tho |
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Originally Posted by Donald125
one thing i don`t understand about push rod motor is, WHY and WHAT makes it produce THAT MUCH more low end tork.
i am not talking about displacement tho they just lend themselves to a low revving torquey motor, there is much more that has to be moved and has to be moved farther before the valve opens... the valves start to float way earlier than a OHC would... by float i mean they dont open or close all the way |
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the stroke
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Originally Posted by random-strike
Originally Posted by Donald125
one thing i don`t understand about push rod motor is, WHY and WHAT makes it produce THAT MUCH more low end tork.
i am not talking about displacement tho they just lend themselves to a low revving torquey motor, there is much more that has to be moved and has to be moved farther before the valve opens... the valves start to float way earlier than a OHC would... by float i mean they dont open or close all the way |
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Originally Posted by Rx7toStarion
the stroke
Bore X Stroke 3.90x3.62 RSX type S Bore X Stroke 3.38x3.38 srt4 Bore X Stroke 3.44x3.98 civic coupe 1.7l Bore X Stroke 2.95x3.72 <--- more stroke than a ls1 :P |
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Originally Posted by random-strike
Originally Posted by Rx7toStarion
the stroke
Bore X Stroke 3.90x3.62 RSX type S Bore X Stroke 3.38x3.38 srt4 Bore X Stroke 3.44x3.98 civic coupe 1.7l Bore X Stroke 2.95x3.72 <--- more stroke than a ls1 :P |
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for a production/street car there really isn't a replacement for displacement, I'll reluctantly admit that.
do I think that honda motors are better then ford or chevy motors? absolutely. not because of peak numbers though. having pushrods in a motor is rediculous, we are beyond that now, I'm glad to see SOHC and the few and far between dohc motors in american cars. but I'm sick of people cramming ---- down my throat about how fantastic of a motor their god damn pushrod pushing, carbuerator sucking, old pile of american ---- is.
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Hey steve.. compare torque ;)
Mustang Gt 4.600 Liters displacement 302ft/lb peak torque 66ft/lb per Liter of displacement LS1 5.665 Liters displacement 335ft/lb peak torque 60ft/lb per Liter of displacement B16A 1.595 Liters displacement 111ft/lbs peak torque 70ft/lbs per Liter of displacement B16B 1.595 Liters displacement 118ft/lbs peak torque 74ft/lbs per Liter of displacement what were you saying about torque? ::) japanese performance motors are for Road Racing there is a damn good reason why a CTR has 1.6L motor that puts out 185hp@8000rpm and 118ft/lb@7500rpm but I'm with you, if I were gonna drag race, I'd have a large displacement motor, but to tell you the truth, for my application I've been thinking about going to a D15b. Honda's technology is BETTER period. |
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Originally Posted by random-strike
05 ford focus base model 136 @ 600 / 133 @ 4500
05 civic coupe base model 127 @ 6000 / 114 @ 4800 05 civic base model 1.7L DUH ::) |
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dam, this ---- turned into a huge arguement last night!
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Originally Posted by bambooseven
do I think that honda motors are better then ford or chevy motors? absolutely. not because of peak numbers though.
having pushrods in a motor is rediculous, we are beyond that now, I'm glad to see SOHC and the few and far between dohc motors in american cars. but I'm sick of people cramming ---- down my throat about how fantastic of a motor their god damn pushrod pushing, carbuerator sucking, old pile of american ---- is. but I'm with you, if I were gonna drag race, I'd have a large displacement motor, but to tell you the truth, for my application I've been thinking about going to a D15b. Honda's technology is BETTER period. |
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I detest mustangs......but that one I would rock in a graphite color with black deep dish rims and a polished lip.
I hated v8s,but now I have mad respect for them.If all goes well my next project will be boosting the 4.7 v8 in my Ram.On 6psi turbo calc. says it should make about 450hp and about the same torque...try that with a d16. |
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