bobdobolina

My apologies if this is a re-post, but I didn't see it in a search . . . I came across this while searching for references to the Mexico Mustang in the Pininfarina thread.

They provide no numbers, but I've never seen anyone launch on a dyno like this. It gets through the gears pretty quickly:

http://www.leftlanenews.com/2006/08/...s-in-two-acts/

NiteHawk422

Actually, if you notice he revs the engine up pretty high right before he drops the clutch on the dyno and in between shifts thats why you see such serious jolting. I saw a guy in an 80s camaro stock do about same thing, it is more less poor shifting technique.

245/45ZR-17

Poor shifting technique? I dont think so bro, thats called torque, and driving it like your stole it...read: powershifting.

Sharp

bobdobolina, I was wounder what info you are talking about. The reason I ask is because I have a 67 Mustang from Mexico. There is limited info on these cars so any time I see any referance to Mexico Mustangs it gets my attention.

bobdobolina

Hi Terry, there was another thread discussing the new Pininfarina P4/5 that had a pic of a Mustang with a 'Mexico' paintscheme. It looked like it had competed in the La Carrera Panamerica race. Here's the link:

http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...ht=pininfarina