I live in Monterrey Nuevo Leon Mx the height is 550 meters above sea level
my car is an automatic Mustang GT 95 with gt40p heads without porting work, low ported lower intake, cai, timing 10 degress, .030 pistons, radial tires, I took about 200lbs of weight off my car, 3.27 gears in differential, turbine stock
my time in 1/4 mile was 16.54 seconds, the detail is that it only burned a tire with one wheel, I took it out of the traffic light at 1500rpm because then it began to skid
Do you think that the fact that only the right wheel works has affected me a lot?
When the car reached 3500rpm and up and I put the change at 4800rpm I felt it very well, but the first 100 meters I felt it very slow, my next modification would be to put a 4.10 and then port those gt40p heads with their explorer admission ported
Another piece of information that I have is that I use the original headers of the e7 heads and I gave them a few blows and then soldered what broke, perhaps that also restricts airflow in cylinder 5 and 6
my car is an automatic Mustang GT 95 with gt40p heads without porting work, low ported lower intake, cai, timing 10 degress, .030 pistons, radial tires, I took about 200lbs of weight off my car, 3.27 gears in differential, turbine stock
my time in 1/4 mile was 16.54 seconds, the detail is that it only burned a tire with one wheel, I took it out of the traffic light at 1500rpm because then it began to skid
Do you think that the fact that only the right wheel works has affected me a lot?
When the car reached 3500rpm and up and I put the change at 4800rpm I felt it very well, but the first 100 meters I felt it very slow, my next modification would be to put a 4.10 and then port those gt40p heads with their explorer admission ported
Another piece of information that I have is that I use the original headers of the e7 heads and I gave them a few blows and then soldered what broke, perhaps that also restricts airflow in cylinder 5 and 6