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#11
I had a mustang once and it was the biggest POS I have ever had. It was a 94 3.8 and I think I did the head gaskets twice and on the third time I cracked the block. I drove it hard but not hard enough to do that much damage I will never buy Ford again.
#13
well my car is basically stock. 3.8L v6, with a fenderwell CAI and a Flowmaster 40 Series single muffler. the car isnt very fast..but its quicker then a stock v6. It has about 230-240hp. I havent raced at a track yet seeing as im underaged. But as soon as I hit 18 ill be over that. As far as driving, I love the car. handles well, acceleration is nice, and it gets attention for the color and the convertible. the color is called electric green, and they only used it for 3 years, my year, 01' they only made about 2,000 compared to a black mustang where they made about 10,000 per year. so im glad my car is rare to an extent.
#17
Below is for our Guest `Fevy What ? Yes, we @ the MCF are secure & willing 2 share : )
July 31, 2009 • Volume 2 • Issue 30 Ford Racing.com | Ford Racing Performance Parts | Clubs & Events | Ford Performance Vehicles | Tell a Friend IN THIS ISSUE: Ford Racing News • Enhance Your Ride • Clubs & Events • Ford Performance Vehicles
Ford Racing News Tim Wilkerson Grabs Second Straight FC Win
Apparently, the transition period has ended for Tim Wilkerson. After trying to get a handle on his new Shelby Mustang during the first 13 starts for Team Ford Racing, the veteran from Springfield, Ill., sailed to his second consecutive victory Sunday, winning the Funny Car Wally at the 22nd annual Fram/Autolite Nationals, completing the three races that comprise the NHRA Western Swing.
Mustang Will Race in the Nationwide Series in 2010
Mustang is already the most successful single nameplate in Ford Racing's professional racing history, but it hasn't competed in NASCAR - until now. Brian Wolfe, director of Ford North America Motorsports, made the announcement Wednesday that Mustang will debut as part of NASCAR's new car limited rollout in the 2010 Nationwide Series. What will the NASCAR Mustang look like? The artist rendering seen here gives a hint of what's to come.
Brian Wolfe Talks FR9 and More
After introducing the new Mustang for NASCAR Nationwide Series competition, Brian Wolfe, director of North America Motorsports, took time to send out this FR9 engine update: "This is normally where you would see an 'Ask Brian' segment, but since we have received numerous questions about NASCAR Sprint Cup and our performance, that I thought I'd give you a personal update."
NASCAR Podcast - Ford Racing Returns to Pocono
Sometimes, returning for a second race at a track makes things easier. That's the theory anyway. Ford Racing drivers Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth and Carl Edwards discuss that subject and more on our exclusive audio podcast. Ford Campaigner Robert Patrick Coming Back to Pro Stock
Robert Patrick, a longtime Ford faithful, plans to return to NHRA Pro Stock in 2010 with a Jerry Bickel-built '10 Mustang and an engine program headed up by former championship-winning NHRA Pro Stock engine builder Bob Ingles. Next season will mark the return to the NHRA Full Throttle Series of the former mountain-motor Pro Stock champion after a seven-year absence. Tanner Foust Talks X Games
After making its debut at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, the new Ford Fiesta heads to Los Angeles for ESPN's X Games 15 on Aug. 2. Olsbergs Motor Sport Evolution along with Rockstar Energy Drink field a three-car team with an all-star driver lineup that includes 2007 X Games Rally Gold Medalist and 2008 Formula Pro Drift Champion Tanner Foust. Foust talks about his X Games experience, and driving the new Ford Fiesta. Click here to listen to an exclusive Ford Racing podcast with Foust and Kenny Brack.
Buffomante Wins Mustang Challenge in Chicago
Tony Buffomante wanted this win for a number of reasons: He lives 20 miles from the track, it was his last appearance for the season in the Ford Racing Mustang Challenge; and, above all, he wanted to take a hometown win to reward his dad and crew for all their labor in preparing his Ford Mustang FR500S. Mission accomplished.
July 31, 2009 • Volume 2 • Issue 30 Ford Racing.com | Ford Racing Performance Parts | Clubs & Events | Ford Performance Vehicles | Tell a Friend IN THIS ISSUE: Ford Racing News • Enhance Your Ride • Clubs & Events • Ford Performance Vehicles
Ford Racing News Tim Wilkerson Grabs Second Straight FC Win
Apparently, the transition period has ended for Tim Wilkerson. After trying to get a handle on his new Shelby Mustang during the first 13 starts for Team Ford Racing, the veteran from Springfield, Ill., sailed to his second consecutive victory Sunday, winning the Funny Car Wally at the 22nd annual Fram/Autolite Nationals, completing the three races that comprise the NHRA Western Swing.
Mustang Will Race in the Nationwide Series in 2010
Mustang is already the most successful single nameplate in Ford Racing's professional racing history, but it hasn't competed in NASCAR - until now. Brian Wolfe, director of Ford North America Motorsports, made the announcement Wednesday that Mustang will debut as part of NASCAR's new car limited rollout in the 2010 Nationwide Series. What will the NASCAR Mustang look like? The artist rendering seen here gives a hint of what's to come.
Brian Wolfe Talks FR9 and More
After introducing the new Mustang for NASCAR Nationwide Series competition, Brian Wolfe, director of North America Motorsports, took time to send out this FR9 engine update: "This is normally where you would see an 'Ask Brian' segment, but since we have received numerous questions about NASCAR Sprint Cup and our performance, that I thought I'd give you a personal update."
NASCAR Podcast - Ford Racing Returns to Pocono
Sometimes, returning for a second race at a track makes things easier. That's the theory anyway. Ford Racing drivers Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth and Carl Edwards discuss that subject and more on our exclusive audio podcast. Ford Campaigner Robert Patrick Coming Back to Pro Stock
Robert Patrick, a longtime Ford faithful, plans to return to NHRA Pro Stock in 2010 with a Jerry Bickel-built '10 Mustang and an engine program headed up by former championship-winning NHRA Pro Stock engine builder Bob Ingles. Next season will mark the return to the NHRA Full Throttle Series of the former mountain-motor Pro Stock champion after a seven-year absence. Tanner Foust Talks X Games
After making its debut at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, the new Ford Fiesta heads to Los Angeles for ESPN's X Games 15 on Aug. 2. Olsbergs Motor Sport Evolution along with Rockstar Energy Drink field a three-car team with an all-star driver lineup that includes 2007 X Games Rally Gold Medalist and 2008 Formula Pro Drift Champion Tanner Foust. Foust talks about his X Games experience, and driving the new Ford Fiesta. Click here to listen to an exclusive Ford Racing podcast with Foust and Kenny Brack.
Buffomante Wins Mustang Challenge in Chicago
Tony Buffomante wanted this win for a number of reasons: He lives 20 miles from the track, it was his last appearance for the season in the Ford Racing Mustang Challenge; and, above all, he wanted to take a hometown win to reward his dad and crew for all their labor in preparing his Ford Mustang FR500S. Mission accomplished.
Sportsman Spotlight - Michaud Scores First-Ever Win For Ford Crate Engine
Cris Michaud of Northfield, VT, captured a "double first" with his win at Thunder Road International Speedbowl last Thursday. Not only was it the first victory for the new Ford Racing S347JR Sealed Engine, but the first Ford-powered win in American Canadian Tour (ACT) history, too. Michaud and crew chief Kendell Legendre actually performed all of the testing and development for the S347JR to have it approved for competition in the ACT Late Model Stock Car series in June. With Ford Racing power under the hood, Michaud's Ford Fusion has become one of the hottest cars in ACT, the premier late model stock car series in New England. Michaud started the feature race in 6th, and made the outside pass for the win on the tight Speedbowl with just 5 laps to go.
Sportsman Bonus: Here's a quick video of Dick Lux's 1964
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SS/M Mercury Comet currently campaigned in NHRA.
We think you'll like this car as much as we do.
Cobra Emblem
Brand new to the Ford Racing Performance Parts catalog, this Cobra Jet emblem is sure to be hot. Laser cut from metal, and hand painted Red, White and Blue, you'll want one to have as a keepsake or to tack on your car. The emblem is approximately 3" high x 4.5" wide and comes with two threaded studs for mounting. Get Your Stripes Here
As featured on the FR500C thoroughbred race car, the price of the Ford Racing Stripe Kit has been significantly reduced. Available in Blue, Silver and Black, these stripes will surely help differentiate your Mustang on the street. The kit comes complete with full over the body stripes and also includes rocker molding stripes that showcase the FORD RACING script. Professional installation is required.
#18
damn "fevy" you are sure lucky that these guys were so nice about your lil joke. lol. he probably wont admit this himself but i know that his parents had a silver monte carlo at one point in time...sorry fevy i had to rat ya out =D
i personally liked the comment that black bowtie left. ha i wish i would have thought of that myself =]
i personally liked the comment that black bowtie left. ha i wish i would have thought of that myself =]
#19
lmao well the cats out of the bag..thanks brit :P
i loved that car btw. i have nothing against chevy
btw. up until three nights ago, SpinEm_90 didn't know her headlights were fashioned after the Chevrolet bowtie.
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true story.
i loved that car btw. i have nothing against chevy
btw. up until three nights ago, SpinEm_90 didn't know her headlights were fashioned after the Chevrolet bowtie.
:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p
true story.
#20
blah blah blah ryan! lol. i just had never thought about it before like that. i wondered why they were so long but you should know that my brain wont put two-n-two together like that