Racing a 68' Mustang with 289
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RE: Racing a 68' Mustang with 289
ORIGINAL: virused
I was thinking the same thing. It might sound like crap because of a wild street cam. Just make sure it is bone stock.
ORIGINAL: horatio102
It's somewhat hard to tell by ear - there's a fine line between a built motor that's on the ragged edge of not being streetable and a motor that's about to puke a rod. They can sound really similar, especially if the dying one has a decent exhaust.
It's somewhat hard to tell by ear - there's a fine line between a built motor that's on the ragged edge of not being streetable and a motor that's about to puke a rod. They can sound really similar, especially if the dying one has a decent exhaust.
I used to do it all the time with a 64 Riviera stock looking and quiet. (936hp at the wheels on a chassis dyno)
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