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So whats the general thoughts on 7gen Dud or Stud!!!

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But it's more money for a car that is slightly faster and has more technology.
So yes and no on the more money is the number higher yes but inflation sucks. A 19 401a pp1 gt was around 50kish but use a inflation calc on that 50k from 2019 to 2023 and that 50k is now $59,427 how much is a loaded 24 gt again..
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So yes and no on the more money is the number higher yes but inflation sucks. A 19 401a pp1 gt was around 50kish but use a inflation calc on that 50k from 2019 to 2023 and that 50k is now $59,427 how much is a loaded 24 gt again..
Good point. I paid $56,556.11 for a loaded GT premium convertible. The difference between coupe and convertible is $5500 on the build and price tool.
 

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I am going to say this right now- anyone who pays 80K + for a DH instead of a low mileage GT500 is crazy - see hand
It's more about the car being inferior to the outgoing model in terms of performance it's a lesser vehicle for more money period.

That and I think everyone was running around before the deliveries started talking about how it was going to be so much faster because of the extra hp and getting frustrated because its not that much faster/ if faster at all -

I will say this- I think the 24 looks better in person then in pictures-
If s550's were really trapping 3-4mph faster you'd see a lot more than 1 car length difference. Just wondering what are you guys calling "stock s550 times"? Glory runs at -1500-0 da in mid of winter? Or da like what all the s650's are running in right now (3000-3500)? Because if you are calling 11.8-12.0@118-120 "stock s550 times" You are talking about insanely low da glory runs. And you are going to need to wait a while to compare s650 to those conditions.

Number's I've seen people do could very much become those kind of numbers with that much da drop.
Cars.com - 11.99
Can the 2018 Ford Mustang GT Really Do a Sub-4-Second Zero-to-60? - YouTube
Random video - 11.99- not even a PP
2018 Mustang gt 10 speed BONE STOCK 1/4 mile! - YouTube
LMR - 12.02
Average Temperature: 60° Average Humidity: 65% Density Altitude (DA): 772ft
STOCK 2018 Mustang GT Goes 12.0 In The 1/4 Mile! - LMR.com - YouTube
Another 11.8
My FASTEST 1/4 Mile Time In My 2018 Mustang GT!! - YouTube
Reven Evan 11.83
BONE STOCK 11-second Quarter-Mile (1/4 mile) Ford 5.0 Mustang GT 11.83/119.51 MPH!!! - YouTube
Hot Rod- 11.8s +200 DA
Drag testing the 2018 Ford Mustang GT (motortrend.com)
Non PP car - ran 11.9 on all seasons
Justin's 2019 Mustang Takes on The Drag Strip - Stock vs Tuned vs E85 - YouTube

Car and Driver tested the A10 GT PP1: 0-60 in 3.8 seconds; 1/4 mile in 12.1 @ 119 mph
Motor trend tested the A10 GT PP1: 0-60 in 3.9 seconds; 1/4 mile in 12.1 @ 118.8 mph

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Cars.com - 11.99
I never said they didn't do it I said they didn't do it in 3000-3500 da, thanks for the list but my point stands you kind of reinforced it.

If you think that da isn't going to slow those cars down I don't know to tell you. People who ran s550 in warmer weather stock didn't run like that.

I'm not saying the 24 is great but you have to do apple to apple comparisons. And s550 low da runs aren't it.

Another interesting point to make is that nothing past the 18s actually ran that fast stock. Food for thought. They weren't a ton slower but just not that fast no matter the da.

Another point is what is even the data we have you have a massive list and we have what 2 YouTube runs on cars that aren't gutted. And not even one magazine time for the auto gt and one magazine run for the dark horse auto which was 12.0@119 and given we've seen the dark horse not dynoing any more than the gt and being heavier gives us a clue as to what the gt auto might do. Also keeping in mind that none of these quarter mile runs so far could be at low of da as what you linked for all of those 18s.

And to point out with that the dark horse manual magazine runs basically the same as the gt manual tests.
 
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I never said they didn't do it I said they didn't do it in 3000-3500 da, thanks for the list but my point stands you kind of reinforced it.

If you think that da isn't going to slow those cars down I don't know to tell you. People who ran s550 in warmer weather stock didn't run like that.

I'm not saying the 24 is great but you have to do apple to apple comparisons. And s550 low da runs aren't it

Yeah unfortunately most of these videos dont list DA - but enough of them out there I wouldnt say they are "hero" runs - not like just one guy ran an 11.9 and all others running 12.30s

I think the only way to be sure is to have a video of an S550 vs S650 which is kind of weird - no one has shown yet outside of one where the S550 walks away- but it doesnt say if cars are stock or modified so who knows

There were a couple of guys on the S550s forums who were saying the 22/23s were not running as fast as well because Ford used some torque management software that would cut power when they would brake torque..... more weight + less torque = slower times in my head

Hell on my old 20 F250 with the 10 speed it cut power 1st to 3rd gear brake torque or not lol you didnt get full power until 4th - so not saying they would do that with the Mustang- but if they did the brake torque thing in the 22/23s- could see them doing it in the 24s

Remember all the Ford marketing- 0-60 in 3.9 - dont see any of that with the S650

Heck maybe in 2 months everyone starts running 11.50s in their 24s - no idea
 

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Yeah unfortunately most of these videos dont list DA - but enough of them out there I wouldnt say they are "hero" runs - not like just one guy ran an 11.9 and all others running 12.30s
I mean every thing you listed bar one is in colder months than now with most being from nov-dec. I would call those hero runs but to each their own.

But overall it doesn't matter we won't see if the s650 can do anything like that for months anyway. The bottom line is it's mostly looking like they are near the same in similar da's one would have to guess they would pickup similar gains in lower da as well.

Because the weight of the 2 with the same options isn't really that far apart and the power isn't either. Does that make it a failure idk probably not. According to car and driver the manual 24 and 18 both fully loaded are only 69lbs apart and the dark horse 97lbs from the 18 gt.

There maybe something weird going on with 24 10r tuning but then again the dark horse 10r pulled off a 12.0@119 in da that would be higher than any of those magazine times from the 18's given the time of year it is so idk. And again the darkhorse hasn't been really showing to make any more power than the gt.
Manual to manual they run almost the same so I'd expect close the same results 10r to 10r.

Overall all of this screams we need a lot more data and colder weather to really get any real answers.
 
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If s550's were really trapping 3-4mph faster you'd see a lot more than 1 car length difference. Just wondering what are you guys calling "stock s550 times"? Glory runs at -1500-0 da in mid of winter? Or da like what all the s650's are running in right now (3000-3500)? Because if you are calling 11.8-12.0@118-120 "stock s550 times" You are talking about insanely low da glory runs. And you are going to need to wait a while to compare s650 to those conditions.

Number's I've seen people do could very much become those kind of numbers with that much da drop.
I am also giving the benefit of doubt in this heat but look at jpc 24 11.77 at MIR and that's a downhill track l. My 18 gt a10 stone cold stock did 11.89 at 118 in 79-80 degree weather, I don't remember DA because it was 3 years ago.
 

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I'm also coming from a C7 Z06. I'm with you. Not sure that I like the C8. Your car is beautiful. :like:
What brand of wheels are those? I like them. Did you go with the stock offset?
 

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So yes and no on the more money is the number higher yes but inflation sucks. A 19 401a pp1 gt was around 50kish but use a inflation calc on that 50k from 2019 to 2023 and that 50k is now $59,427 how much is a loaded 24 gt again..
In the low 60k range loaded not including convertible.
 

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I'm also coming from a C7 Z06. I'm with you. Not sure that I like the C8. Your car is beautiful. :like:
What brand of wheels are those? I like them. Did you go with the stock offset?
Those are the optional 20" wheels from the factory : )
 

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I'm also coming from a C7 Z06. I'm with you. Not sure that I like the C8. Your car is beautiful. :like:
What brand of wheels are those? I like them. Did you go with the stock offset?
Sorry for delayed reply. Been battling some medical issues. Thank you for the compliment. The wheels are the stock 20" wheels that come from Ford with the 20" wheel option, i.e. the only wheel option they offer. Kinda' hard to clean...
 

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Months later and still nobody has done a race between a broken in s650 and an s550
No difference between broken in and not broken in.. been several dynos now between new and post 1000 miles.. they all made the same power..

If anything cars might start feeling faster as weather cools off..but on a corrected dyno
.. no difference
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