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Old 04-27-2002, 01:24 PM   #1
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Sustained 8500-9000rpms? LOL, hell no! I was making fun of the idea. My engine held together, luckily for me, and it didn't see that kind of rpm for more than a split second as the howling of tire and slipping of clutch allowed me to hit the clutch again a hair after it grabbed.

Mora, you're a total idiot. Weight doesn't affect top speed worth mentioning. It affects acceleration. Using a fox body Mustang for a top speed run? Are you an idiot? (Wait, I've already answered that question, see reference at the beginning of this paragraph.) The Fox Mustang is a brick. It'll take better than 700hp to hit 200mph with it, regardless of weight. Go read a physics book.
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