2005 Mustang GT- Be READY fellas!
Originally Posted by alex_alex
WOW, its really not that hard. The GT IS a bit slower than the current SVT, but the GT test is AUTOMATIC. Presumably, the manual, like every manual transmission in the world (other than on Benz's) will probably make the car a good deal faster.
You don't wanna know what our EVO's run in automatic GT-A form.
You don't wanna know what our EVO's run in automatic GT-A form.
Originally Posted by brentg07
theres no way a car as heavy as the mustang w/ rear wheel drive is gonna launch as good as an evo. same horsepower less weight all wheel drive mustang doesnt stand a chance
Last edited by 2002lancer-OZ; Nov 4, 2004 at 08:54 AM.
Originally Posted by alex_alex
WOW, its really not that hard. The GT IS a bit slower than the current SVT, but the GT test is AUTOMATIC. Presumably, the manual, like every manual transmission in the world (other than on Benz's) will probably make the car a good deal faster.
You don't wanna know what our EVO's run in automatic GT-A form.
You don't wanna know what our EVO's run in automatic GT-A form.
Originally Posted by CloakedKnight
I don't understand why Ford can't do better on roadholding than .84g. The new Toyota Tacoma X-runner pickup will pull .9 gs on the skidpad.
Also, there won't be that big of a change in 1/4 mile times between the Auto and Manual because the Auto is a 5 spd...the same as the manual. The ratios are a little different but for the most part the times will be close.
Beware
Just make sure you know when and when not to race. It's not worth it to put a dumbass 16 year-old in his place when he's got a death wish. I'd love to race a Mustang in the wet and have him eat the wall, but I know better.
We complain about 16 year-olds driving Evos. Look out for the legions of kids in Mustangs.
You don't have to act like a fool just because you see a fool acting like a fool.
We complain about 16 year-olds driving Evos. Look out for the legions of kids in Mustangs.
You don't have to act like a fool just because you see a fool acting like a fool.
Originally Posted by AbusiveWombat
The GT is setup for a cushy ride. Wait for the Cobra if you want to turn 0.90+g.
Also, there won't be that big of a change in 1/4 mile times between the Auto and Manual because the Auto is a 5 spd...the same as the manual. The ratios are a little different but for the most part the times will be close.
Also, there won't be that big of a change in 1/4 mile times between the Auto and Manual because the Auto is a 5 spd...the same as the manual. The ratios are a little different but for the most part the times will be close.
I went and saw the Stang and it's not what I was expecting. It was very old looking (not retro at all) and very plastic and cheap.
It wasn't very attractive at all. Yeh, magazine racing sometimes exhaggerates too much. According to magazines, we do 13.2 on 1/4 mile, so...
It wasn't very attractive at all. Yeh, magazine racing sometimes exhaggerates too much. According to magazines, we do 13.2 on 1/4 mile, so...
bottom line is Rustang buyers and EVO buyers are typically 2 different people. EVO's aren't bought to be going in a straight line and Rustangs aren't bought to hang curves on a track day. It's like comparing knives and forks man.......sure, they're both silverware....but different uses altogether
Originally Posted by loj68
bottom line is Rustang buyers and EVO buyers are typically 2 different people. EVO's aren't bought to be going in a straight line and Rustangs aren't bought to hang curves on a track day. It's like comparing knives and forks man.......sure, they're both silverware....but different uses altogether 

One thing is certain, the Mustang is hands down the more attractive car. No question. Big improvement over previous versions. The clutch and transmission can take more abuse as well. Nontheless, I wouldn't drive it in the winter.
Last edited by Kordwood; Nov 4, 2004 at 10:52 AM.


