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Posted: 8/21/2017 11:33:27 PM EDT
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73153
Good bye V8 |
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If you can't make your link hot, don't bother starting a thread.
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It says a hybrid VERSION of the Mustang. Doesn't say they're doing away with V8s
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If you can't make your link hot, don't bother starting a thread. View Quote http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73153 |
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V8 death has been a long time coming, ridiculous CAFE standards and improvements in technology mean 4-cylinders are making more than most V8s did in the '80s.
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I rode in a electric 240z one time and I will never bash elector cars again. It accelerated like a catapult.
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While it might end up as a cool car, they shouldn't call it a Mustang. That's heresy.
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V8 death has been a long time coming, ridiculous CAFE standards and improvements in technology mean 4-cylinders are making more than most V8s did in the '80s. View Quote |
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And, Ford experimented with deleting the V8 from the Mustang in the 80s.
They learned that was stupid. I guarantee the next 10 years of Mustangs will have a NA V8 option. Americans want V8s, if only for the sound these days. |
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People that have been here for a decade and too damn stupid to use even the most basic functions... http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73153 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If you can't make your link hot, don't bother starting a thread. http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73153 |
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I rode in a electric 240z one time and I will never bash elector cars again. It accelerated like a catapult. View Quote There are some interesting angles Ford could take with this. If this Hybridized Mustang is going to be the sort that uses only an electric motor for propulsion and a gasoline engine for generating electricity, it could haul some serious ass. My biggest concern would be weight. The Mustang is already People of Walmart level fat. |
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The death of the V10 happened this month. The death of the V8 will happen shortly as well.
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And, Ford experimented with deleting the V8 from the Mustang in the 80s. They learned that was stupid. I guarantee the next 10 years of Mustangs will have a NA V8 option. Americans want V8s, if only for the sound these days. View Quote |
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I think it would be very interesting if they put out a contender to Tesla in a Mustang body.
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The future of cars and motorcycles is all-electric power. To help senior citizens enjoy their ride, they develop sound recordings to mirror the sound of engines at certain RPMs so it sounds like you are going fast. Then, they pump the sound through speakers outside the car. Can you imagine blowing a speaker or a speaker wire going loose while flooring it. Awkward. https://68.media.tumblr.com/90700b5c23d0ca9b1ae9c4e94461a199/tumblr_o9z5l55Xb21u9rycso1_250.gif View Quote |
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I would like to see if they could do a hyper car inspired performance hybrid.
Something that could give some ecconomy if you want it or some retard performance if you wanted. I know I would never drive it in ecconomy/pussy mode. Also screw mustang6g. Hope their special snowflake "the 2018 is a pretty car" mods choke on a used tampon. Have an opinion that the 2018 is not a good looking car and they will loco or ban you for it(based off of 3 posts of mine in 6 months to include hoping Roush redesigns/fixes the front end). |
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Hybrid performance cars are going to become a norm, people here are going to have to accept it sooner or later. The hybrid system compliments a petrol based engine, in that it can handle the low end and the petrol can do what it does best in the higher RPMs.
Ferrari, Porsche and Mclaren all went down this avenue and all saw rather healthy performance increases. If Ford does this for the potential performance gains, they will come out on top and have a leg above Chevy again. If Ford does this for the sake of "MPGs" then yes, this will be horrid. V8 isn't dead yet and this isn't slated to replace the V8 (At least it isn't yet). Personally, I'll stick to my petrol based with a manual transmission. Don't care if it will ultimately be slower, it's more fun. |
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. Americans want V8s, if only for the sound these days. View Quote My 2015 GT Perf Pack is so quiet that you wouodnt know it had a V8... They use a stupid sound tube off the intake to pipe artificial noise into the cabin. Hence why I will eventually be tossing an aftermarket catback resonator delete and exhaust while pulling that i take tube bullshit off. |
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Hybrid performance cars are going to become a norm, people here are going to have to accept it sooner or later. The hybrid system compliments a petrol based engine, in that it can handle the low end and the petrol can do what it does best in the higher RPMs. Ferrari, Porsche and Mclaren all went down this avenue and all saw rather healthy performance increases. If Ford does this for the potential performance gains, they will come out on top and have a leg above Chevy again. If Ford does this for the sake of "MPGs" then yes, this will be horrid. V8 isn't dead yet and this isn't slated to replace the V8 (At least it isn't yet). Personally, I'll stick to my petrol based with a manual transmission. Don't care if it will ultimately be slower, it's more fun. View Quote |
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I'm kinda curious why the latest Ford GT isn't a hybrid performance car. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Hybrid performance cars are going to become a norm, people here are going to have to accept it sooner or later. The hybrid system compliments a petrol based engine, in that it can handle the low end and the petrol can do what it does best in the higher RPMs. Ferrari, Porsche and Mclaren all went down this avenue and all saw rather healthy performance increases. If Ford does this for the potential performance gains, they will come out on top and have a leg above Chevy again. If Ford does this for the sake of "MPGs" then yes, this will be horrid. V8 isn't dead yet and this isn't slated to replace the V8 (At least it isn't yet). Personally, I'll stick to my petrol based with a manual transmission. Don't care if it will ultimately be slower, it's more fun. |
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Now it will be a silent and deadly landshark driving into crowds without a sound.
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The general public seems to be okay with regressing back to 80's power levels as long as it is done in a technologically advanced manner. View Quote |
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Funny you say that... My 2015 GT Perf Pack is so quiet that you wouodnt know it had a V8... They use a stupid sound tube off the intake to pipe artificial noise into the cabin. Hence why I will eventually be tossing an aftermarket catback resonator delete and exhaust while pulling that i take tube bullshit off. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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. Americans want V8s, if only for the sound these days. My 2015 GT Perf Pack is so quiet that you wouodnt know it had a V8... They use a stupid sound tube off the intake to pipe artificial noise into the cabin. Hence why I will eventually be tossing an aftermarket catback resonator delete and exhaust while pulling that i take tube bullshit off. |
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http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73153 Good bye V8 View Quote |
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The death of the V10 happened this month. The death of the V8 will happen shortly as well. View Quote |
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I work with a guy that has the non V8 Camaro, whatever that is these days. It looks good, but sounds ridiculous. An electric "muscle" car is equally ridiculous, I don't care how fast it is. View Quote The current generation V6 sounds pretty damn good, actually. I Told You The 2016 Camaro V6 Exhaust Note Sounded Good |
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