Sh0nuff

So i'm heading home from work for lunch when this 94 stang gt pulls out besides me, he looks over and guns it, so i gun it, well the car in front of me slows down so i drop in behind him pass the car that was in front of me and get on it, he does the same, within about 15 seconds he drops back, I guess he heard my cai, cause I dumped on it in 2nd and 3rd to about 5k not to mention I already had him by about 2 cars. I'm not sure he was givin it his all, but don't understand why you would check someone and not follow through when you have a open road ahead *lol* anyway I won't call it a win, I would just say he decided against it.

light'bolt

It was kinda hard to follow but it looks like some lunch time fun.

Jimmys2007CobaltSS/C

iTrader: (1)

he musta not try cause couldnt see a 2.2 beat a gt stang enless the 2.2 is boosted or really heavily modded...but nice story anyways

Sh0nuff

yeah like I said,, he must have decided against it, and I just don't understand starting something if your just going to back off! ya know

Jimmys2007CobaltSS/C

iTrader: (1)

^^^ yea me either the other day...there was a 5.0 mustang as he was pulling off his jug handle kept starring down my car and revving his engine at me...some nasty trashy looking dude with his budda g/f...

snakeman

The '94-'95 5.0 GT's[and the early 4.6s for that matter]were only rated 215hp flywheel[300lbft of torque though]and only put down 180-185rwhp stock.The 5 speed coupes were only good for high 14s-low15s,and thats in brand new condition.If it was a automatic as well as being a 'vert and close to stock it would be lucky to run a mid 15,so he might have been trying.

04YellowGT

Yea 94-95 Mustang GTs were DOGS to say the least. I dont know what a 2.2 runs stock but if its any where in the low 15s he was prolly racing you and then gave up.

Sh0nuff

well the only mod I have is a gmpp cai.