As cool as a 427 SOHC would be, I think that if one really wanted a kickass naturally aspirated GT, Sean Hyland's new 6 liter mod motor would be a better all around performer, and much more efficient/reliable. 600 crank hp at 0 psi. :biggrin
Personally, I'll stick with F/I.
I remember when he and Jack R. put a boss 9 with efi and other stuff in John Coletti's mustang
Yeah, that was a 604" Boss stroker...I have a 1:18 scale model of it in my collection. Twin Lincoln Mark VIII throttle bodies....very trick! Does Coletti still own that car?
As far as I know he still has it. The Boss car and the Stallion which had a switch on/off S/C and switch on/off gas or Alky were two very unique stangs. I drove both at Knotts berry farm & Sema show.
WOW! You got to drive both of those cars? I would kill for such an opportunity. Some day you have to fill me in on the details....:cheers
TP ol pal,
The last I heard, Ford sold both those cars to John V, along with the GT-90, Mustang Mach III, for 1 dollar each, with the stipulation they could borrow them back if ever needed.
They had been stored at the Roush facility in Allen Park. I went down there on GT business one time, and Rich Brooks gave me the nickel tour.
Hope you had a great holiday :cheers:cheers