been told too many things bout this combo...

[HellraisingRacer]

its either this, or run ss/gt with a 429 toploader combo. im just confused as why the 4 cyl is rated different than the v8. just because of the turbo?

[SSDiv6]

Originally Posted by HellraisingRacer

its either this, or run ss/gt with a 429 toploader combo. im just confused as why the 4 cyl is rated different than the v8. just because of the turbo?

I hope you have a big wallet...it appears you want to race in SS with a low budget or bracket type car...the class is not for the faint!!!

[John Quinn]

You can change the front clip, taillights and dash and run the car as an older coupe that is in the classification guides as a turbo 4. Go to NHRA online and brows through the guides and pick a year.

http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/class...ion/index.html

Mustang used the same body from 79 to 94 so changing years is easy,

Then go to the engine specs to make sure you have the right part numbers.

http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/engine/index.html#ford

GOOD LUCK

[SSDiv6]

Originally Posted by John Quinn

You can change the front clip, taillights and dash and run the car as an older coupe that is in the classification guides as a turbo 4. Go to NHRA online and brows through the guides and pick a year.

http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/class...ion/index.html

Mustang used the same body from 79 to 94 so changing years is easy,

Then go to the engine specs to make sure you have the right part numbers.

http://www.nhra.com/tech_specs/engine/index.html#ford

GOOD LUCK

Should be 79 to 93...94 and on, is a body change. However, he still has a problem since the car he currently has is a notchback. SVO's were hatchbacks.

[Chris1529]

He can run that engine in SS/DX. It says any engine. He will need a loaded Brinks Truck parked in the driveway to do it though.

[art leong]

If you take the turbo off (redo the engine). You can run SS/FS with the car.

[SSDiv6]

Originally Posted by art leong

If you take the turbo off (redo the engine). You can run SS/FS with the car.

...and meet the current record holder... 11.42 is the current record...

[John Quinn]

Originally Posted by SSDiv6

Should be 79 to 93...94 and on, is a body change. However, he still has a problem since the car he currently has is a notchback. SVO's were hatchbacks.

Ford offered the turbo in non SVO mustangs, look in the class guides.

[SSDiv6]

Originally Posted by John Quinn

Ford offered the turbo in non SVO mustangs, look in the class guides.

John...if you read all the previous posts, he has been talking about the SVO engine all this time.

[John Quinn]

Originally Posted by SSDiv6

John...if you read all the previous posts, he has been talking about the SVO engine all this time.

I'm probably wrong but I don't think there is any difference. You just need the right part numbers for the year claimed.