10-140mph run Torrie's 903RWHP Twin Turbo Ford GT.

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FordGTaddict

January 25, 2008

Actually, my friend has a GT and he just sets his on his dash and works just fine. Btw, thats a freakin sick GT bro.

original

January 09, 2007

will never understand why everyone wastes money on radar detectors if they mount them that low

ZX144life

October 18, 2006

Im writing to everyone of you guys that posted this vid. Basically I NEED to see a race between either you or Joe facing off with the guys from Nelson racing engines and Im sure everyone else would want to see that as well.

bellofello

September 12, 2006

You look at the car and see that you could drive it all day long, without it stalling because the timing and cams are so extreme. Yeah an inport inline motor can produce massive hp as well. This just does it so easily, expensive ease. Also Punter is most correct in saying horsepower is not linear. Best comment I've seen all day.

bellofello

September 12, 2006

Its a street car. And it would be more efficient if you used a massive single turbo. The fact that it has twins, has no bearing. They are very small turbos. With low boost. If you take an 8 cylinder motor this size and cram it with tons of boost you will get 2000bhp. But how the hell will you drive something that has the proper ignition timing for 2000hp on the street, with nice rims and low profile tires without killing yourself? For example see top fuel funny car: v-8, huge boost, very fast, can not turn corners or be driven on the street. I'm sure the owner would like to be able to whoop most cars on an on ramp as well as on the highway.

Punter

September 12, 2006

power isnt linear. You double the displacement u dont double the power. I'm sure that will be a nice and easy 900bhp, thats whats cool about it. I love gt's, great cars

Colinod

September 12, 2006

Hp/l is a hackneyed arguement, sheer hp per pound is all that matters, amd boy this car's got it. 10-140 run and this video is 13 seconds long. Think about that.

160114

September 12, 2006

I wouldn't talk about american trash when a mustang cobra can produce over 700hp on stock internals after a turbo conversion. Even the import's holy grail, the skyline and supra engines, can only take 550hp on stock internals. oh and guess what... a 2001 mustang cobra with 50k miles costs the same as a rusty old supra from the 80's with 150k miles on it. argueing about what makes more power on modified internals is pointless, I can get a lawn mower to make 300hp/liter if I throw enough money at it.

c53f6946

September 11, 2006

Americans still say theres no substitute for displacement, but with that much displacement and twin turbos, 900BHP is embarrasing, the boost is no concern, these things should produce 2000BHP with how all the rednecks go on about how great V8s are. Overhyped rubbish.

303292

September 11, 2006

Nice work! A 1000hp V8 must be so sweet. So much power to pull through everything, and a V8 alone is butter to pull out of any corner. Seeing as this is a Ford GT, I would say this car has it all. Pimp.

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