I recently sold my e30 to go back to my roots of foxbody mustangs. The biggest flaw with most american cars are it's handling. The reputation of straight line power and no cornering capabilities are very true with older American cars. Well I finally found an affordable turn key 1986 Mustang GT that has been modified much like I would have if I had the income to do so.
The 302 is now a fully built carburetor'd 331 stroker. The foxbody suspension has been replaced with all tubular k-member and control arms. The springs and shocks have been converted to coil overs with adjustable plates. The steering rack has been replaced with a manual rack. Frame tied, caged, race seats, fuel cell, and a full aftermarket in dash gauge set. This mustang has the suspension and power that transforms the mustang to a true sport car.
I was told by the seller that the horse power is around 475. I don't have documents to back this up but I do have a complete detailed stack of part receipts and build data. It definitely feels extremely fast and powerful by my butt dyno. Notice the drum shaped heavy gauge steel bell housing that house an industrial clutch.
I still own several BMW's and will more than likely have another e30 in the near future.


20130720_161012_zps1cb02388.jpg Photo by Graveshaker | Photobucket















The 302 is now a fully built carburetor'd 331 stroker. The foxbody suspension has been replaced with all tubular k-member and control arms. The springs and shocks have been converted to coil overs with adjustable plates. The steering rack has been replaced with a manual rack. Frame tied, caged, race seats, fuel cell, and a full aftermarket in dash gauge set. This mustang has the suspension and power that transforms the mustang to a true sport car.
I was told by the seller that the horse power is around 475. I don't have documents to back this up but I do have a complete detailed stack of part receipts and build data. It definitely feels extremely fast and powerful by my butt dyno. Notice the drum shaped heavy gauge steel bell housing that house an industrial clutch.
I still own several BMW's and will more than likely have another e30 in the near future.


20130720_161012_zps1cb02388.jpg Photo by Graveshaker | Photobucket
















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