The Ford GT Picture Thread
Jan 31, 2012 | 12:33 AM
#1071
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Prove it, Chris.
Jan 31, 2012 | 09:54 AM
#1072
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My tune raised redline to (I think) 6800:
6800rpm w/Bridgestones = 66 101 140 183 224 273
At least according to the gurus on the Ford GT Forum.
Whatever the case, she's got very, very long legs. Longer by quite a bit than the Z06.
BTW Alex, this is how you swirl license plate numbers
Last edited by HIRISC; Jan 31, 2012 at 09:57 AM.
Jan 31, 2012 | 11:16 AM
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Chris, my redline was raised to 7200 with the tune. Odds on yours has been raised there as well.
I've seen 6400 RPM in 5th both with my 'stones and with my old Goodyears. VERY long legs indeed.
And I'm laughing at how you're showing Alex little photoshop tricks.
My tune raised redline to (I think) 6800:
6800rpm w/Bridgestones = 66 101 140 183 224 273
At least according to the gurus on the Ford GT Forum.
Whatever the case, she's got very, very long legs. Longer by quite a bit than the Z06.
BTW Alex, this is how you swirl license plate numbers
I've seen 6400 RPM in 5th both with my 'stones and with my old Goodyears. VERY long legs indeed.
And I'm laughing at how you're showing Alex little photoshop tricks.
My tune raised redline to (I think) 6800:
6800rpm w/Bridgestones = 66 101 140 183 224 273
At least according to the gurus on the Ford GT Forum.
Whatever the case, she's got very, very long legs. Longer by quite a bit than the Z06.
BTW Alex, this is how you swirl license plate numbers
Jan 31, 2012 | 11:40 AM
#1074
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Someone (cough cough) forgot to swirl out the license plate of a certain FGT owner's car before he gave the pic to Autoweek.. I thought I'd show him how it's done.
