No offense man, but not everybody who stayed awake in Mrs. Callawayās 6th grade English class is a bot. And yeah I realize that decent sentence structure and careful spelling makes you suspect on a forum but there you go. Iām guilty too. Maybe Iām a bot?
Trolls are pretty easy to spot and this...
Aww man, yes now I remember. I thought your screen name rang a bell. I apologize if my response seemed snarky.
Hereās what Iād suggest, and I fully realize that 99% of subsequent responders will tell you Iām full of crap, so take it as you will. Anyway, Iād suggest that when you want to get on...
I just thought Iād reiterate that this is a really good post, with a studied fairness you donāt always see around these parts.
OP, Iād take it to heart.
Yeah Iām thinking the extra weight of the 500 might be a negative factor for me, although I respect the straight line rush.
Upacurb has used a very important word here in talking about the DH, and that word is balance. I donāt know of another car that has such a perfect balance of handling...
As Mr Hyde points out, this is no Coyote by any means and wouldn't be relevant to a garden variety V8 Mustang by a long shot. I personally think the video teeters on being clickbait.
Given that itās already possible to get a Dark Horse to nudge 90K, where does anyone think an 800 hp FI...
Youāre smack dab on the money.
It helps my OCD-ish mind to arrange things logically to think of the HP DH as a very capable street car that is track-focused while I think of the GT350 as a race car that can be street driven. Given that one is generally more reliable than the other, they both...
Not trying to be argumentative but how are we armchair manufacturers mentally building reliable 550-600 HP N/A engines when Ford itself couldnāt even accomplish it at 526? And if, IF it could be done Iād guess the price point would put it smack into the 750+ HP FI range.
Face it folks: 500 HP...
Iām pleasantly surprised that no one has yet seen fit to tastelessly post a pic of their favorite artillery piece as a reply. Even the usual suspect has been able to refrain!
You are accurate!
I suspect this is why my manual has to go to the feed station more frequently than my automatic. Itās just a crapload of fun! Probably also why my wife often finds a reason not to go out with me in the manual car. Oh well!
Anybody really worried about the $ difference between 13 and say 20 mpg would have logically bought a completely different car, donāt you think?
This just seems like common sense to me. I mean, if youāre shopping with your wife for a puppy but youāre budget conscious in terms of adult dog...
Mine have never seen a track and never will. But I still could not care less about fuel consumption. As I said I just put some in when they need it. Had fuel usage been a concern Iād surely have bought a way different car. I happened to look at the screen in my manual the other day and it said...
I donāt think the V-8 is necessarily going away.
But itās gonna have a āhelperā electric motor tied to it.
The next gen will be a faster but heavier, more complex and more expensive hybrid. Bank it.
If you look under the car from the front you can easily see them on both sides. If you stand back far enough you may not even have to get down low to look.
Or alternatively you could just roll over a speed bump at anything over the slowest crawl possible and you can hear them scrape.
I donāt...