What the 3.0L can do
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From: Austin, TX
Originally Posted by Kyle F
its bang for the buck that matters at the end of the day and building a Mustang or Camaro will probabl always be cheaper than any other car because of the market... more parts sold=cheaper prices overall.
Let me ask you a question here, have you ever been forced to do the best with what you have? Maybe some people here can't afford sports cars or the insurance. It's great that you can afford both but be considerate of others and stop criticizing.
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From: Knoxville, TN
Originally Posted by Edge245ci
I like your logic here. So in your eyes, everyone on the planet should be rockin an '03/'04 cobra with a pulley and tune. Guess its time to trade in the f-bod, huh?
Let me ask you a question here, have you ever been forced to do the best with what you have? Maybe some people here can't afford sports cars or the insurance. It's great that you can afford both but be considerate of others and stop criticizing.
Let me ask you a question here, have you ever been forced to do the best with what you have? Maybe some people here can't afford sports cars or the insurance. It's great that you can afford both but be considerate of others and stop criticizing.
03/04 Cobras are very expensive still.
My pint is take an 88 5.0 and drop half that cash into it and it will be faster than the Cobra.
My Point was these are easy cars to build, lots of people do it, so companies make many more parts for them. This equals cheaper exhaust systems, or intakes... etc. Just little stuff, plus almost anythign you can think of is available for them... where as if you are driving say... a Probe... you dont have 10 manufacturers that make a strut tower brace for it... stuff liek that.
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From: Austin, TX
Originally Posted by Kyle F
My Point was these are easy cars to build, lots of people do it,
P.S. Die thread Die
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2x4 = Piece of lumber 2 inches thick x 4 inches wide When relating to the size of timber /lumber
btw the guy never did dyno his truck huh?
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From: San Antonio, TX
Originally Posted by Kyle F
Ok its a 4X2 or 2X4 whats the difference.... its a damn street truck. 
I was also in a street fight when I was a teenager I suppose and got hit by a 2x4. When I was getting my cast the hospital employees kept saying "You got hit by a truck?"
And these are the people whom hold our lives in the balance of life and death at times...we're all screwed!!!Point being, there's a difference! Which would you rather get hit by? A 4x2 or 2x4?
