I was just about to point that out. It’s a drag car optimized literally for that specifically. So yes drag radials make a huge difference. I found a video on YouTube of a stock dark horse making a 1/4 pass according to their dragy, so take it with a grain of salt in 11.8. Pretty impressive in my...
It’s best ever 1/4 was 11.7 recorded. People are making that in these stangs too in good conditions. And it’s focused on the 1320, so everything about it is 1/4 mile improved. The mustang was made to be an all around performance car that still manages to match it. Not that crazy in my opinion...
Yeah it’s crazy. A bone stock production car making 11’s is impressive. Granted, there’s millions more that are quicker obviously, but I’m saying for its power. For example, my scat pack I had before this, same power, more torque, still only ran the 1/4 in the 12’s consistently.
Definitely more. If you’re at 230 without driving insanely hard, that’s a solid 50 degree difference lol. Without driving hard I’m at around 180-185 ish.
It’s not in the gauges per se. When the car is on, all the way to the left, opposite of the gas gauge, that’s coolant temp. In the dead center between cold and hot, that’s operating temp.
They do, but that’s not exactly what I’m referring to. OASIS shows active TSB’s for example. However I don’t believe it’s used for capacities and specifications. That’s more their PTS system.
Yeah. On the screen in front of the driver you should have gauges. If not, go on center stack, instrument cluster and enable it under screens. You should get a literal reading of almost all temps.