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Kenne Bell 2010 Mustang GT: Speed (slow) and Sound Build


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Awwww shit, that thing is bad ass! Really looking forward to seeing it all installed and running! And yea at 2.1L that's .2L less than my truck LOLOL. I need one of them things on my truck haha

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very true. But the new transmission that he has is no slouch. Sometimes autos are faster than manuals (in newer cars) Granted like you said, you are a good 1k to 1500 pounds lighter if not more. Be nice to see you 2 line up and have at it once it is all done up.

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its a 4th order just because its tuned in the 40z doesnt mean it wont reach down and jiggle your balls at sub 30 hz frequencies.

Regardless if they were dipped platinum and were stuffed in Beyonce's twat.....way too fucking exspensive

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very true. But the new transmission that he has is no slouch. Sometimes autos are faster than manuals (in newer cars) Granted like you said, you are a good 1k to 1500 pounds lighter if not more. Be nice to see you 2 line up and have at it once it is all done up.

I don't know those mustangs are really light, and my trucks pretty heavy I'm sure with the forced induction that mustang is going to be pretty damn fast. Only advantage i have is also my weakness which is that my trucks AWD. I'm terrified of effing up my transfer case. I haven't really read through the thread recently but what's keeping you from running more boost then 5-7lbs?

Ill have to make it out to a show to check it out. ill take the Cobb webs off the blazer and run em see if I can give you a run for your money

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very true. But the new transmission that he has is no slouch. Sometimes autos are faster than manuals (in newer cars) Granted like you said, you are a good 1k to 1500 pounds lighter if not more. Be nice to see you 2 line up and have at it once it is all done up.

I don't know those mustangs are really light, and my trucks pretty heavy I'm sure with the forced induction that mustang is going to be pretty damn fast. Only advantage i have is also my weakness which is that my trucks AWD. I'm terrified of effing up my transfer case. I haven't really read through the thread recently but what's keeping you from running more boost then 5-7lbs?

Ill have to make it out to a show to check it out. ill take the Cobb webs off the blazer and run em see if I can give you a run for your money

I can't go over 490-500hp on the stock bottom end. Down the road ill do internals then get a smaller pulley for the s/c. I actually spoke with the shop this morning, we'll be running a 3 7/8" pulley good for 9lbs. Should put us right 485hp.

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very true. But the new transmission that he has is no slouch. Sometimes autos are faster than manuals (in newer cars) Granted like you said, you are a good 1k to 1500 pounds lighter if not more. Be nice to see you 2 line up and have at it once it is all done up.

I don't know those mustangs are really light, and my trucks pretty heavy I'm sure with the forced induction that mustang is going to be pretty damn fast. Only advantage i have is also my weakness which is that my trucks AWD. I'm terrified of effing up my transfer case. I haven't really read through the thread recently but what's keeping you from running more boost then 5-7lbs?

Ill have to make it out to a show to check it out. ill take the Cobb webs off the blazer and run em see if I can give you a run for your money

I can't go over 490-500hp on the stock bottom end. Down the road ill do internals then get a smaller pulley for the s/c. I actually spoke with the shop this morning, we'll be running a 3 7/8" pulley good for 9lbs. Should put us right 485hp.

That's pretty damn sweet, yeah it seems like you're doing everything the right way thumbs up ken, a lot of people cut corners and pay for it in the in the long run. Who is doing the work for you?

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