im also curious on what he can put down.

but more curious what i will put down.
I know how i drive, what i weigh and the overal weight of the vehicle at the end of the run with me in it. rest assured. no matter how many miles are on it , the first chance i get, ill be heading to the track.

 

Gentlemen I bring lolz courtesy of Camaro5.com...

this one review made them forget all about the 12.7 run

 

yea that guys HATES mustangs...check his other posts..he despises them....shame to go around in life with so much hate...

 

You would think that a mustang ate his children... the way he talks.

 

Maybe he thinks it did when Chevy canceled the Camaro.

 

The camao cancelled? omg

 

He's just jealous because Mustangs have never missed a year.

 

I bet the will come out with a 45th anniversary camaro, forgetting what the word anniversary means of course

 

I think these reviews are going to show these two cars evenly matched. It's going to be up to the drivers.

Camaro on P-zero summer is faster than Mustang on A/S but is slower than Mustang on P-zero summer.
and they're only talking about 2/10ths of a sec in the quarter.

And by the way this was the same Camaro that inside line destroyed the trans.

 

I think the cars are even personally. Anyone thinking they are going to just smoke SS's all day with their new stock 5.0's is in for a disappointment.

 

I'll be happy to at least be on a level playing field, I've been avoiding SS's like the plague on the freeway.

 

Maybe I'm a bit late to the Mustang club, but is there some unwritten rule that two performance cars always have to race each other? I mean if I wanted to get into e-peen measuring contests I could just play Call of Duty on the internet or something.

 

This goes back to the pony car wars of the mid to late 60's. It will always be there way. Just like the Red Sox and Yankees fan always argue or the Packers and Vikings fans always argue. Part of the culture of owning one of these great cars and the history and heritage it comes with.

 

I have a leadfoot no matter what i'm driving and my current daily driver kinda stands-out, so some drivers (mostly Evo's, z's, m3's, camaro's, Gto's and other Mustangs) seem to enjoy testing my will power to follow the rules of the road.

 

This is a fair attitude, and it definitely wasn't the attitude presented by any Mustang fans on C5 into the lead up of the 5.0. That may be why some C5 members are gloating, all year every Mustang post was about how the 5.0 will destroy the SS in performance and that doesn't seem to be the case from these two reviews, though MotorTrend got some extraordinary numbers out of the 5.0.

Don't get me wrong, I am likely ordering a 5.0, but I can see where sone of the animosity from C5 comes from towards the 5.0.

 

What began as a conflict over a market segment of the car industry escalated into a war which has decimated a million clutches. The Mustang and the Camaro have all but exhausted the petroleum of a planet in their struggle for domination, their hatred fueled by over 40 years of stoplight war. This is a drag strip to the death. For each side the only acceptable outcome is the complete elimination of the other.

 

Coming this summer to a theater near you !!!!

 

I'm there. Michael Bay eat your heart out ....

 

"in a world, where only two cars rule the road..."

 

Any idea when Evan Smith will run the 5.0? I am honestly pretty excited to see what he can do!