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1995 Ford Mustang GTS - Lessons Learned

1995 Ford Mustang Gts Front View
1995 Ford Mustang Gts Engine
While the bottom end is mostly... 
   
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1995 Ford Mustang Gts Engine
While the bottom end is mostly stock, the top end is not. Doug home-ported the Trick Flow Twisted Wedge heads and the Cobra intake. A Wolverine cam actuates the valvetrain. However, the big boost (sorry-couldn't resist) in horsepower came with the addition of an ATI ProCharger P-1SC supercharger. Even after the installation, horsepower wasn't up to snuff, so Doug took a trip to Lugo Performance in Apopka, Florida, for a dyno tune. Starting out with 332 hp and 302 lb-ft of torque, Lugo was able to pull an extra 90 hp and 96 lb-ft of torque from the combination.
5.0 TECH SPECS
ENGINE AND DRIVETRAIN
Block Stock, ARP main bolts, MAC
windage tray
Cylinder Heads Trick Flow Twisted Wedge (owner-ported), Scorpion rockers
Intake Manifold Cobra
Camshaft Wolverine
Power Adder ATI ProCharger P-1SC
Exhaust BBK long-tubes, MAC H-pipe, and
Flowmasters with turndowns
Fuel Pumps Stock in-tank with BBK inline
Fuel Injectors 30 lb/hr
Transmission TTC 3550, Pro-5.0 shifter,
Ford Racing Performance Parts
Cobra clutch, aluminum driveshaft
Rearend 8.8 with 4.10 gears, TA girdle,
Auburn Pro differential,
Moser 31-spline axles
Cooling Griffin radiator, 180-degree
thermostat

ELECTRONICS
Engine Management Stock computer
with APE chip
Ignition Crane HI-6S with
TRC-2 boost retard
Gauges Auto Meter

SUSPENSION AND CHASSIS
Springs Eibach
Struts/Shocks KYB
Rear Suspension Factory Five
Wheels ’98 Cobra (front), AFS Cobra R
17x10.5 (rear)
Tires Sumitomo 245/40 (front),
Michelin Pilot 335/35 (rear)
Brakes Stock with Hawk brake pads
Rollcage S&W six-point


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