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Member ID: TwinTurboMach1

Location: Cheshire, CT

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1973 Ford Mustang

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  • 1/4 Mile11.5 sec @ 120 mph
  • 0-603sec
  • Top Speed140mph
  • HP600
  • Weight3400lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

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Mike’s Ford Mustang

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This is my 1973 Mach 1. Currently it is going through some testing and tuning on the street and hopefully will soon be followed by a dyno tune.

TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang


TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang


Here are a couple updated shots of the car with its new hood.

TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang


Heres a shot of the white face guage kit Installed and the new monster tach an pillar guages.

TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang


And for those of you that arent up to date with the project , I rebuilt the motor again this summer with some better internals so that it could support the addition of these

TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang

TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang

TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang

TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang


YEA.... thats a twin turbocharged 351 Cleveland boasting twin T4 turbos, Twin 35mm wastegates, and a 50mm blow off valve.
But the trick is that the motor also has forged internals and a lightened rotating assembly (more then 21lbs) as well as ported heads and oversized valves giving it a 7300rpm shift point and an estimated 600HP at the wheels, (once tuned). With the 4 speed and 3.89 gears this thing FLYS.

Future upgrades Include 3.5" side exit exhaust with glass packs, Superior airflow carb hat, Real K&N filters (larger too), and a custom ground turbo cam. If I get really into it I may get a boost controller and intercooler and step it up to 14psi this spring.

Over the winter I will also Be reinstalling the 125hp Nitrous hit that used to be the primary power adder. Now it may just be that little nudge into the 10s if needed.


Update:
I changed from the slow spooling .96 housings to .69 housings. Along with this I am in the process of making a 3" dual exhaust with Glass packs that will eliminate the Flowmasters, which will also help turbo spool up.
Hopefully these two changes will help full boost (9psi) come in much lower then at 4000rpm which I was previosly seeing. This increase in low rpm boost should make an much more power below the 4000rpm mark.

TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang


TwinTurboMach1's 1973 Ford Mustang

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kingpanzer  

Posted by: kingpanzer

02/16/2009 08:19PM

over the top man, i'm going to keep checking back.

rmhall72  

Posted by: rmhall72

05/15/2008 03:45PM

Yeah that thing breathes fire! Great work!

823499  

Posted by: 823499

03/21/2008 08:39PM

really outstanding work, i would give a 10 from head light to exhaust tip. your way out of my class, however i would like to know where your got your hood. i been looking for one like it.could you please info to jhoffamn@sc.rr.com . your almost my last hope thanks for any help. JIM

145inmy73  

Posted by: 145inmy73

02/06/2008 04:16PM

I forgot that there isn't anyway for you to answer me so here you go: stanton82@gmail.com I can't wait to hear about your hood!
Thanks Again!

145inmy73  

Posted by: 145inmy73

01/06/2008 09:14AM

Hey NICE ride! You did a better version of what I had in mind for my '73, NICE! I have to know did you make or buy your cowl mach 1 hood? If you bought it please tel me where or if you mad it what size cowl you used?

Thanks Man!

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Member ID: TwinTurboMach1

Location: Cheshire, CT