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SVG210
07-19-2009, 02:08 PM
Hey guys today, I was driving to walmart, I was cruising 60mph on loop 1604 towards potranco rd, when I saw a turd color bullitt mustang on the opposite side of the road, I made nothing off it untill about a minute later I see him a few cars behind me, so I was attempting to drop it to thrid gear as he was catching then my Radar detector went off beeping so I let him pass, he didnt even line up, just ricer flew me, well about half of mile down the road, I see two sheriffs cars right behind him, and as I passed him I waived good bye.

Pobre Cabron :rotfl:

MYSCZ06
07-20-2009, 12:34 AM
owned by the HP!!!

BLKCLOUD
07-20-2009, 04:56 AM
wow.

SVG210
07-20-2009, 02:23 PM
I wonder what did he want to prove? his car was stocked (I've seen it at meets) he was probably headed home, so he made an effort to take a turn around, and fly me by, He should of lined up, Instead hes probably gonna end up in jail (if your clocked doing above 20mph the limit) or his license might get suspended.

But things happen for a reason I guess. Now I feel like running a 2008 Bullit Mustang ohh the sorrow. I wonder what diffrence it has over the regular GT. besides the 15 extra hp.

Havoc_S
07-20-2009, 05:03 PM
I wonder what did he want to prove? his car was stocked (I've seen it at meets) he was probably headed home, so he made an effort to take a turn around, and fly me by, He should of lined up, Instead hes probably gonna end up in jail (if your clocked doing above 20mph the limit) or his license might get suspended.

But things happen for a reason I guess. Now I feel like running a 2008 Bullit Mustang ohh the sorrow. I wonder what diffrence it has over the regular GT. besides the 15 extra hp.

I get that a lot on 410, and I'm wondering the same thing as you!

About the Bullitt, all I heard was it has a better intake than the GT. I guess that fits the 15hp

SVG210
07-20-2009, 07:14 PM
I get that a lot on 410, and I'm wondering the same thing as you!

About the Bullitt, all I heard was it has a better intake than the GT. I guess that fits the 15hp

yeah, I know, still its a mustang variety.

btw DM sent!

iwannagofast
07-21-2009, 10:28 AM
maybe 3.55 gears?

Same ol Situation
07-21-2009, 04:46 PM
im pretty sure the bullitt has a different intake and a "less" restrictive exhaust, with all the GT badges gone.

still crap

fox1x
07-25-2009, 08:59 AM
The Bullitt has a 250 Higher redline then the '05-'09 GT's, and stock 3.73 gears. (Plus the HP bump.)

stevenm357
07-29-2009, 04:06 AM
word... plus i like the badgeless look on the mustangs.... of maybe i don't like little girly ponys on my car... lol

99 Kobra
07-29-2009, 03:54 PM
It also has different springs/shocks (sits lower) and a few other things like a shifter (I think). Throw on some good tires and you have a pretty decent open track car. Hardly crap.

fox1x
07-30-2009, 09:00 AM
word... plus i like the badgeless look on the mustangs.... of maybe i don't like little girly ponys on my car... lol

I agree. Anymore there is to much "flair" on fenders, bumbers etc. With no spoiler, badging, grill fog lights, etc. The Bullitt does look pretty smooth.

Zinergy
07-30-2009, 09:15 AM
I like them, they are lighter, better stance, gears and a little more hp.

One of the very few 05+ stangs i like

InEEdSPEED
07-31-2009, 02:45 PM
The Bullitt has a 250 Higher redline then the '05-'09 GT's, and stock 3.73 gears. (Plus the HP bump.)

Redline doesnt matter powerband does. 3.73 gears wont help more on highway. Hp bump from a GT.... Whoah.

That makes the guy sound even dumber. Good kill.:shrug:

fox1x
07-31-2009, 11:24 PM
Redline doesnt matter powerband does.


I never said redline mattered. Someone was just asking what the difference was... so I posted one of the difference... sheesh,

Ls1Mx5
08-01-2009, 08:59 PM
Gud story bro. Who needs 4 cams anyway, I like 1

BLKCLOUD
08-02-2009, 05:56 AM
Redline doesnt matter powerband does.

Redline and powerband are typically directed related. An extra 250 rpm can allow one to hold each gear that much longer before shifting so as to maximize average HP in each gear. Though this is not true for all cars, and is primarily dependent upon the shape of the HP curve, where peak HP occurs, and tranny gearing, it certainly does help with the Mustang's 5 speed transmission (especially given the large drop between 1st and 2nd gear).

3.73 gears wont help more on highway.

Totally false. 3.73 gears will increase torque multiplication in any gear at any rpm over higher (lower numerically) gear ratios. As such, those gears will help at 10 mph, 50 mph, 100 mph, and 150 mph.

Hp bump from a GT.... Whoah.
Everything helps.

That makes the guy sound even dumber.

Got a mirror handy?

davidws62000
08-02-2009, 06:02 AM
now hes gonna tell all his friends he beat a trans am even if he gets a tickit he still thinks he owned you, you gotta find him and take the title back cops o no cops

unbtabl
08-02-2009, 06:04 PM
haha

InEEdSPEED
08-04-2009, 01:00 PM
Redline and powerband are typically directed related. An extra 250 rpm can allow one to hold each gear that much longer before shifting so as to maximize average HP in each gear. Though this is not true for all cars, and is primarily dependent upon the shape of the HP curve, where peak HP occurs, and tranny gearing, it certainly does help with the Mustang's 5 speed transmission (especially given the large drop between 1st and 2nd gear).



Totally false. 3.73 gears will increase torque multiplication in any gear at any rpm over higher (lower numerically) gear ratios. As such, those gears will help at 10 mph, 50 mph, 100 mph, and 150 mph.


Everything helps.



Got a mirror handy?

The bullit Mustang if im not mistaken still has the 4.6L motor? The 4.6L mustang does not create the maximum horsepower nor torque anwhere close to its redline. So in essence would not need the extra whopping 250 rpm increase considering no top end parts were added ex. intake diff heads cam ect.

4.6L with 5 speed transmissions generally do have a small drop from second but ive rode / driven my share and the extra 250 rpms are not going to create a diffrence especially considering after shifting at redline in first it comes into second gear around 3,800-4,200 rpms or so. Pretty much about where the most torque is.

Also if your running 3.73 gears from a highway roll. Which he would have been. Your still running the motor at a higher rpm at all times.

If the motor operates best at say 4,500rpms to 5,700rpms then increasing your gear ratio on a highway run would basically send you hurling past 5,700rpms much faster to the 6250 or whatever redline the Bullit is. You would actually be dropping horsepower after the peak like a goat off a mountian and then shifting back into a higher rpm than average in the next gear, resulting in a quicker drop off.

The only thing lower gears are better for is multiplying torque/hp. Making it great for taking off, but just because it takes off good doesnt mean its going to send it to 150 mph just as fast.

I hate to ruin all hopes of spending $150 dollers to cut a second of your 1/4 ET dream. But throwing a better flowing intake and emissions friendly cat back system on a car isnt going to do anything unless your motor is pulling great air and farting some good gases.

On a sub par 300 minus cubic inch motor putting a little green air filter and shaving off a little restrictive exhaust is going to do about as much as not stopping by burger king to eat that yummy tripple whopper. If you want real performance you should defiently go for the take out of the spare tire. Thats where the real power is....

And on your mirror handy remarke. Ill grab a mirror, you grab a book.

fox1x
08-04-2009, 01:37 PM
The bullit Mustang if im not mistaken still has the 4.6L motor? The 4.6L mustang does not create the maximum horsepower nor torque anwhere close to its redline.

I don't know what you define as "anywhere close to redline", but the 300 max HP of the regular MGT's comes in at 5750 RPM's. That's pretty damn close to the 6000 RPM redline max if you ask me. (source: http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/Spec_Glance.aspx?year=2005&make=Ford&model=Mustang&trimid=-1 )


And according to this source: ( http://mustangs.about.com/od/modelyearprofiles/a/2008-bullitt.htm ) The Bullitt makes 315 HP @ 6000 RPM.... So I'd say the extra 250 RPM's plus the HP bump does more for this car. But what do I know.


If you want real performance you should defiently go for the take out of the spare tire

Bullitts don't have spare tires. (source: http://www.mustang50magazine.com/featuredvehicles/m5lp_0802_2008_ford_mustang_bullitt/photo_13.html )

BLKCLOUD
08-04-2009, 04:15 PM
The bullit Mustang if im not mistaken still has the 4.6L motor? The 4.6L mustang does not create the maximum horsepower nor torque anwhere close to its redline. So in essence would not need the extra whopping 250 rpm increase considering no top end parts were added ex. intake diff heads cam ect.

Obviously my friend, you do not know what you are talking about, and my words on how the extra rpm would help (see tranny ratios and average HP) went right over your head.

4.6L with 5 speed transmissions generally do have a small drop from second but ive rode / driven my share and the extra 250 rpms are not going to create a diffrence especially considering after shifting at redline in first it comes into second gear around 3,800-4,200 rpms or so. Pretty much about where the most torque is.

My God buddy, please educate yourself on drag racing, HP, and rpm before saying something like this again.

a) There is a HUGE (ie...big) drop from 1st to 2nd. Every bit of rpm you can squeeze out of this motor in 1st gear will pay dividends by putting you closer to your powerband in 2nd. The same thing applies, to a lesser extent, on the 2/3 shift. Not so much on the much closer 3/4.

b) Why on God's green earth would I want my engine to drop down near peak torque? For acceleration, I want it to have the maximum average HP thru each gear.

Do you know what torque is? Do you know what HP is? Do you know how to derive one from the other?

Also if your running 3.73 gears from a highway roll. Which he would have been. Your still running the motor at a higher rpm at all times.

Things that make you go "duh". And where is peak HP for this car? Down low? Even so, you're still totally missing the point.

Think torque multiplication (which will no doubt confuse you after figuring out "b" above).

If the motor operates best at say 4,500rpms to 5,700rpms then increasing your gear ratio on a highway run would basically send you hurling past 5,700rpms much faster to the 6250 or whatever redline the Bullit is.

What? Hurling? If you're saying that the engine would accelerate faster from any rpm to any rpm (and not just the arbitrary numbers you threw out) with 3.73s than it would with 3.55s or 3.27s, then you are correct. And guess what? As the engine accelerates, so does the car.

Duh again.

Oh....here's another one....there is plenty of useful rpm well beyond peak HP in any street engine (some more than others).

You would actually be dropping horsepower after the peak like a goat off a mountian and then shifting back into a higher rpm than average in the next gear, resulting in a quicker drop off.

That has got to be one of the dumbest statements I've read in a long time. It actually makes no sense at all. None.

The only thing lower gears are better for is multiplying torque/hp.

Newsflash! You can't mulitply HP. You are correct though....gearing does multiply torque....at all rpm....at all speeds. Not just off the line, either. And how does that help?

Bueller?

Making it great for taking off, but just because it takes off good doesnt mean its going to send it to 150 mph just as fast.

Uncle. Go do some reading. Or go back to high school (assuming you've been at all).

I hate to ruin all hopes of spending $150 dollers to cut a second of your 1/4 ET dream.

Don't believe anybody said anything about cutting a second off the 1/4 ET (dream or otherwise). Nice try though.

But throwing a better flowing intake and emissions friendly cat back system on a car isnt going to do anything unless your motor is pulling great air and farting some good gases.

Wow. That's relavent to our.....uh....discussion.

On a sub par 300 minus cubic inch motor putting a little green air filter and shaving off a little restrictive exhaust is going to do about as much as not stopping by burger king to eat that yummy tripple whopper.

Is this experience talking, or is this your Wendy's flatulation we're reading?

How much 4.6 racing have you done? How much competitive racing have you done, period? And I'm not referring to your tricycle.

If you want real performance you should defiently go for the take out of the spare tire. Thats where the real power is....

And on your mirror handy remarke. Ill grab a mirror, you grab a book.

ROFLOL. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Hey, junior....would you like to compare drag racing resumes?

I just love it when I get edumacated like this. :dance:

Signed,
Old Man Downer