Will they go for MSRP?
Is it a wet or dry sump?
The white doesn't look Wimbledon White.
Maybe it's just the photos? Yeah, some cheesy black plastic on the front. That can be dealt with. Will they go for MSRP?
It's not a dry sump.
Platform hard points, more than adequate wet sump oiling, where to fit external oil pump, tank, hoses, yadda yadda.On a 'track-oriented' street car? Was it cost or some design prohibition?
Someone on Camaro5 posted this:
From Ford press Q&A
No dry sump
No direct injection
Extra engine displacement is all bore
Everything from the A pillar forward is different from the GT. In the rear, the rear lower diffuser is different but rear quarter panels are the same.
Benchmarked against 4 cars: 911 Carrera S (main benchmark), Ferrari California (since it is a front engine FPC), C7, and Z28.
"It is its own beast." Do not want to equate it as a Boss replacement or GT500.
How does it compare to the 302 or GT500 on the track? "Not really comparable. Way faster.. an order of magnitude faster"
About same production numbers as the GT500
295s up front and 305s out back!
It also has an 8200 rpm redline!
It also has an 8200 rpm redline!
Benchmarked against 4 cars: 911 Carrera S (main benchmark), Ferrari California (since it is a front engine FPC), C7, and Z28.
Think it would be wise to sell my '95 and '00 R models for this?
Also, I did get permission to say that I got to spend a day driving around an NVH engineer in a Ferrari 458 I provided covered in microphones so they could do some NVH analysis. It was really boring, but still nerve wracking watching some guy in a transit (or whatever) doing emergency lane changes coming towards us. :lol
You want cheese, look at the hideous new Z06 rear spoiler, this 350 looks awesome. It"s gotta be able to beat the M3, Cayman S and be less $$ than the 2 to really shineThe white doesn't look Wimbledon White.
Maybe it's just the photos? Yeah, some cheesy black plastic on the front. That can be dealt with. Will they go for MSRP?