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Power levels supported by GEN II's?
WOW! That absolutely *****! :omg: Sorry to hear all that happened, but if you were planning on building a new engine anyhow, I guess it's not too bad for ya. I think this might completely make up my mind on which GEN II to get... Time to start looking for a 98/99 GTS. :headbang:- DSG03COBRA
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Power levels supported by GEN II's?
That's exactly the type of numbers/performance that I want!!!! I may have to pick your brain for the specifics of your setup when I finally pick one up. :smirk:- DSG03COBRA
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Power levels supported by GEN II's?
Thanks! That's right about where I want to be w/ power. I was thinking about stuff and I guess engine safety is probably going to be more important to me than ABS. I can't actually think of the last time I actually had to get on the brakes so hard that ABS kicked in... though as soon as I don't...- DSG03COBRA
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Power levels supported by GEN II's?
Thanks for all the info everyone, I really appreciate it! So the pistons in th 01 - 02's are really only good to about 550rwhp? Thought they'd be able to handle more than that. :( Also, I guess maybe my goal shouldn't really be RWHP, but rather I'd like to be able to keep stock...- DSG03COBRA
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Power levels supported by GEN II's?
My bad... thanks, I've updated my original post.- DSG03COBRA
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Power levels supported by GEN II's?
New guy here thinking about upgrading to a GEN II GTS. My current car is an '03 Cobra w/ a Whipple SC at 17psi putting down 572rwhp. The car would mainly be for driving, w/ the occasional ass whooping on the expressway for the ricers, and a few trips to the drag strip a year for some safe...- DSG03COBRA
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