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on: 10-07-2001
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| #21 |
5-30-2002 @ 11:20:16 AM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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What's wrong with the huge Thunderbirds of the 1970s? I think big cars are too often overlooked. Just do the Car Craft 500+ horse 460, a beefed up C6, and 4.11 gears in the stock Ford 9 inch rear. Then add whitewalls and Wal-Mart wire wheel covers. Maybe see if you can stealthily fit a set of 15x8 inch tires in the back....
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5-30-2002 @ 11:27:17 AM |
| Posted By : Lemming |
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The ones from the 90's were actually pretty good, too, in my opinion. I had a '93 with 156,000 miles on the clock (3.8L). Ran smooth. Handled beautifully considering its size--I could push the thing through corners a lot faster than I'd try with my Mustang. Shame that (a) it weighed 3600LB with only 140HP and an automatic transmission and (b) the A/C went (which is why I sold it). Still, the SCs and V8 LX cars kicked butt, and they were all GREAT highway drivers. Sorta like a two-door living room...
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6-22-2002 @ 12:29:13 PM |
| Posted By : 8ate8 |
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SC's can move if you got money. there's a couple guys on sccoa pushing 400+ hp out of the 3.8sc with no nitrous.
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