Trading 2003 Mustang GT for 2000 SI
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From: NW burbs, Illinois
Originally Posted by Running925
honestly if i were u'r friend, i'd do the same thing. I love the looks on the v8 guys faces when i'm able to pull away from them like it's nothin! 
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From: Girard, Ohio
Originally Posted by midwestgsr
if you don't mind me asking, what is your: 1/8 mi, 1/4 mi, and trap speed?
Forged motor swap with turbo setup. It runs pretty strong.
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From: Cornelius, NC
Originally Posted by midwestgsr
Better Gas mileage
He can modify it without voiding a warranty to go 12's
It will beat my Mustang GT
It handles better
It is cheaper to fix when it breaks
A t3/T4 Turbo Civic will smoke a supercharged Mustang GT
No payments
Cheaper insurance
Better in the winter (he has a jeep too)
What does everyone think?
He can modify it without voiding a warranty to go 12's
It will beat my Mustang GT
It handles better
It is cheaper to fix when it breaks
A t3/T4 Turbo Civic will smoke a supercharged Mustang GT
No payments
Cheaper insurance
Better in the winter (he has a jeep too)
What does everyone think?
2. False
3. Depends
4. Depends on a lot more factors.
5. More than likely true.
6. Depends
7. True I guess.
8. True
9. True
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Originally Posted by midwestgsr
definetly not a troll... ive been on this site for years, i just rarely post. if you go back and check my posts its usually me asking for advice about various issues w/ my car. i just happen to have a friend in the situation posted and i wanted the feedback from the people on this board...
also, I live with people that are on stangnet, 3si, supraforums etc. (i live in a house full of car enthusiasts... we all go to school together and have cars)
basically i like cars, no matter what kind they are and so do all of my roommates, and this is a real situation and i wanted feedback. we also posted this on other forums to get feedback from the other perspectives as well...
if anyone needs any further explaination please private message me. thanks
also, I live with people that are on stangnet, 3si, supraforums etc. (i live in a house full of car enthusiasts... we all go to school together and have cars)
basically i like cars, no matter what kind they are and so do all of my roommates, and this is a real situation and i wanted feedback. we also posted this on other forums to get feedback from the other perspectives as well...
if anyone needs any further explaination please private message me. thanks
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From: NW burbs, Illinois
Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
Well then my apologies. Lately we've had an influx of trolls. So I hope you understand. Especially when you redirect us to a Mustang site.
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From: GA
Originally Posted by midwestgsr
My friend has a 2003 Mustang GT, it is yellow, and has the Magnapack exhaust. I have a supercharged 02 GT. He wants to sell his Mustang GT for a Honda Civic for these reasons...
Better Gas mileage
He can modify it without voiding a warranty to go 12's
It will beat my Mustang GT
It handles better
It is cheaper to fix when it breaks
A t3/T4 Turbo Civic will smoke a supercharged Mustang GT
No payments
Cheaper insurance
Better in the winter (he has a jeep too)
What does everyone think?
Better Gas mileage
He can modify it without voiding a warranty to go 12's
It will beat my Mustang GT
It handles better
It is cheaper to fix when it breaks
A t3/T4 Turbo Civic will smoke a supercharged Mustang GT
No payments
Cheaper insurance
Better in the winter (he has a jeep too)
What does everyone think?
He can modify it without voiding a warranty to go 12's: Negative
It will beat my Mustang GT: Depends on mods ( I know SC, but how many PSI)
It handles better: true
It is cheaper to fix when it breaks: Dunno
A t3/T4 Turbo Civic will smoke a supercharged Mustang GT: Again depends on how much boost each are running, and the distance.
No payments: okay.
Cheaper insurance: Not if he gets a SI (most stolen honda)
Better in the winter (he has a jeep too) (depends more on tires)
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From: NW burbs, Illinois
Originally Posted by wilsel
Better Gas mileage: Maybe, maybe not. To get into the 12's he's going to need a good amount of boost, which means more fuel.
He can modify it without voiding a warranty to go 12's: Negative
It will beat my Mustang GT: Depends on mods ( I know SC, but how many PSI)
It handles better: true
It is cheaper to fix when it breaks: Dunno
A t3/T4 Turbo Civic will smoke a supercharged Mustang GT: Again depends on how much boost each are running, and the distance.
No payments: okay.
Cheaper insurance: Not if he gets a SI (most stolen honda)
Better in the winter (he has a jeep too) (depends more on tires)
He can modify it without voiding a warranty to go 12's: Negative
It will beat my Mustang GT: Depends on mods ( I know SC, but how many PSI)
It handles better: true
It is cheaper to fix when it breaks: Dunno
A t3/T4 Turbo Civic will smoke a supercharged Mustang GT: Again depends on how much boost each are running, and the distance.
No payments: okay.
Cheaper insurance: Not if he gets a SI (most stolen honda)
Better in the winter (he has a jeep too) (depends more on tires)
i basically agree with you... though i own a honda, i'm trying to convince my friend that it probably isn't a smart choice to sell the stang for a honda if he wants a cheap/fast car... turbo civics are quick, but blown mustangs are easily capable of 11 second passes, and 9 second passes for moderate cost. gas mileage is a hurter though.
i'm trying to convince him to keep the stang and if he wants a reliable DD to buy a honda or something
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I think the reason he is talking that he can modify it to run 12's without voiding the warrenty is because the Honda is a 2000 and off warrenty. As opposed to the Mustang which is a 2003 and most likely still on warrenty
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Semi true. It can get expensive when the motor breaks. Any modification on the motor itself will void the warranty. A well maintained turbo setup to go 12's is going to add up.
Tell your friend to look into a 92-95 base model hatchback or sedan and swap a B-series motor in there. It is cheaper and cost effective when it comes down to $$$ and power.
Tell your friend to look into a 92-95 base model hatchback or sedan and swap a B-series motor in there. It is cheaper and cost effective when it comes down to $$$ and power.
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