http://jalopnik.com/crazy-rumors-say...-ha-1794158315
1023 HP is the rumor...
I wonder what the 3/36,000 warranty will cover? and if it runs into the 9's, will it need a cage?
http://jalopnik.com/crazy-rumors-say...-ha-1794158315
1023 HP is the rumor...
I wonder what the 3/36,000 warranty will cover? and if it runs into the 9's, will it need a cage?
Rick
1993 Mustang LX Coupe
Crazy! 1,000 hp for a production vehicle is amazing. The flares are ugly, but I can respect all of the cool features and power.
I also wonder about about the warranty.
I would hope with 1,000 HP it would go in the 9's, but like you wonder if it will require a cage. I know at some point there were talks about powerful production cars and allowing them to run without a cage if there were no aftermarket modifications.. Not sure why happened with that, because I've been out of the loop for a while.
people are going 10.50s in hellcats without an issue, so is it the 9.99 sec barrier that could be a roll cage issue? since I am sure this car does that
Last edited by dline; 04-10-2017 at 11:54 AM.
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yes, 9.99 or faster, and/or 135 mph and faster.....old NHRA post i dug up...
"9.99 1/4-mile (6.39 1/8-mile)/ 135 mph or quicker:
-Roll cage is required on all vehicles at 9.99 and quicker or any vehicle running 135 mph or faster (regardless of e.t.). The roll cage must be constructed of a minimum o.d. mild steel or chrome moly tubing (moly can be a smaller o.d and is lighter but more expensive), see diagram below for specs. Roll cage must be padded anywhere the driver's helmet may contact it while in the driving position, see diagram below for specs. Roll cage must also be certified by NHRA every 3 years and have a serialized sticker affixed prior to participation. This style of cage is good til 8.50 1/4-mile times, then a funny car style cage is required."
Rick
1993 Mustang LX Coupe
What did Pat run in his Sky? LOL
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