Anything can make good power with money. Lol
This guy has it right.
OP what did you spend on a 2V to make that power? Just curious what it costs. I have been out of the 2V game for a LOOOOOONG time.
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Anything can make good power with money. Lol
So you have fans that you installed just for dyno pulls? Where those big carpet dryers not doing anything for ya to move air through the IC and rad?
Sorry, just confused as to why you have these fans.
Great numbers and great car though. Definitely one of the nicest 2v powered mustangs around!
Duh OP! lol. I always say a built 2V will make comparable power to a built 4v. Imagine if GTs came forged from the factory!
takes a lightning owner to accept that lollike hell they will... head flow between the two is worlds apart. Even the best ported TF heads won't touch flow numbers from stock 4v heads.
What he said belowSo you have fans that you installed just for dyno pulls? Where those big carpet dryers not doing anything for ya to move air through the IC and rad?
Sorry, just confused as to why you have these fans.
Great numbers and great car though. Definitely one of the nicest 2v powered mustangs around!
YES. THanks youHe's saying those fans vibrated until they weren't facing the intercooler
The motor from oil pan to intake manifold was about $10k.This guy has it right.
OP what did you spend on a 2V to make that power? Just curious what it costs. I have been out of the 2V game for a LOOOOOONG time.
like hell they will... head flow between the two is worlds apart. Even the best ported TF heads won't touch flow numbers from stock 4v heads.
like hell they will... head flow between the two is worlds apart. Even the best ported TF heads won't touch flow numbers from stock 4v heads.
i know with lightnings, we need ported heads and aftermarket cams to hit 600rwhp and that's with a 5.4L with a 2.3 whipple on top of it. That's assuming on pump gas on a conservative tune. I see terminators hit 600 with just a small twin screw all the time.Are there any test out showing what a stock head/cam 2v with a forged bottom end make compared to a stock head/cam 4v with a forged bottom end with the same blower? I bet they're comparable. Remember I'm not saying the 2v will make the same or more power just that the numbers are closer than we're willing to admit.
A stock head 2v will make about 500-550 that's it. I'm talking 2.3 whipple too. You can make that on a 4v/eaton. It takes a lot of work to make 700+ with a 2v, but a 4v will make that with stock heads and cams.Are there any test out showing what a stock head/cam 2v with a forged bottom end make compared to a stock head/cam 4v with a forged bottom end with the same blower? I bet they're comparable. Remember I'm not saying the 2v will make the same or more power just that the numbers are closer than we're willing to admit.
Mine did.
http://www.streetfire.net/video/my-kenne-bell-28h-behemoth-02-mustang-gt_708364.htm
Just got to do it right.
great points. If 2v engines flowed so well, most Lightning owners would not spend roughly on average 3-4k on ported heads or cams. I love how the terminator and gt500 guys just slap on a bigger blower and do work.A stock head 2v will make about 500-550 that's it. I'm talking 2.3 whipple too. You can make that on a 4v/eaton. It takes a lot of work to make 700+ with a 2v, but a 4v will make that with stock heads and cams.
I have 3k in my unported tf heads with camsgreat points. If 2v engines flowed so well, most Lightning owners would not spend roughly on average 3-4k on ported heads or cams. I love how the terminator and gt500 guys just slap on a bigger blower and do work.
I bought mine in 2011. But my stock heads were trashedi got roughly 3k in my 8 thread stockers. When i ordered my longblock from MMR years ago, TF's were new. I didnt want to be the guinea pig. If these heads go and i still want a 2v, ima go TF for sure now.