On draggy
My 60-130 on street tires is around 5.6 consistently. Some 5.4ās in lower temps and some 5.9ās in 3000+ DA. My 100-150 is consistently 6.3 seconds. Full weight 10r80 on e85. I can only do 2 back to back 60-130 pulls and on the second pull when itās hot out 80+ I can feel it pulling...
Are you still running the Roush cooling parts from the kit? I am and I run into cooling issues due to IAT temps post blower being in the 170*F range at the drag strip and on long street pulls. I am going to upgrade the Roush front intercooler to a triple pass unit and maybe install an...
There isnāt much whine. I canāt hear any on my Roush setup other than a little at partial throttle below 20 mph. The exhaust also drowns out any audible whine inside or outside the vehicle. They do make a whine kit that you can install to pipe some intake noise into the cabin but itās not going...
As far as the fuel system goes the KPM 1500 kit is as small as I would go while running ethanol blends. They have bigger kits if youāre chasing 1000+ whp on e85.
I skipped the BAP all together and just put the KPM 1500 kit on. Itās $3600 but I wonāt ever have to worry about the pump going out due to heat or the voltage dropping for one reason or another. Itās also plug and play. Iām running full e85 on it and putting down consistent 5.5 second 60-130.
The model 3 performance isnāt too fast. They especially struggle beyond 100 mph.
I guess you would say my Mustang is completely absurd since it has over 1000 hp and Iām just over here trying to figure out when and how much itās going to cost to get it into the 3 second range 60-130 mph.
You need to trim a couple small sections on each lid to make them fit correctly. There is literally a line on the section that shows you where to cut if you have the supercharger.
Curious what tire youāre running on your Mustang as most street tires lack the available grip to make any noticeable difference to the camber during heavy cornering. So your point is null.
This part is for looks anyways.
I love my car and the Roush setup. Itās not what everyone is doing which is my personality. It may be the only RTR in the world with a Roush āLaunch Editionā.
With that said in my experience it takes a lot more parts and money to get the Roush up to the max internal safety of the Gen 4 Coyote...
60-130 draggy numbers donāt lie. Many stage 2 Whipple cars are easily into the mid to low 5ās with stock cats and a boost a pump with e30 on the stock stage 2 Whipple tune.
I have catless headers and full exhaust and running a custom full e85 tune to do those numbers on a 10r80 car with drag...