Can somebody gie me an estimate of how much hp I have, 2000, v6, 2001 Mustang Bullitt coil springs
2003 Mustang Mach 1 Tokico struts
Bilstein heavy duty rear shocks
PIAA Platinum Series Fog lights
Custom Dual exhaust with Mac Flowpath mufflers
Custom full-length subframe connectors
Mac Chrome cold air induction system
ASP 25% underdrive crank pulley
go to www.supersixmotorsports.com and in the bottom left there is a link to a hp calulator see if that helps it's fun, failry accurate but you need a dyno to tell
I would estimate that you're near the 260 mark. Them PIAA Platinum Series Fog lights, really help in adding on H.P.
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00' Black V6 (Lucielle)
Mac dual exhaust Catback;
Cold Induction Kit;
17 inch Tires;
Cobra R Rims;
Pioneer stereo & tweeters;
2 10 inch speakers (in designed case) in the trunk
(WRECKED)
'01 Performance Red GT (Lucielle a/k/a LuLu)
Mods:
Mac Catback;
H-Pipe;
4:10 Gears--Fear The Gear!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2 10 inch Audiobahns in the trunk (just for the bass);
(SOLD)
NEW CAR: 01' Black, T-Top, A-4, Trans Am. (The Beast! a/k/a Da' B_tch) Don't mess with it!!!!!
Originally posted by xneox Don't you want to know how much low-end torque you lost as well?
Ummm...lets see. He lost a few down low with the dual exhaust but picked it back up with the CAI and underdrive pulley. So, he probably gained some, not lost.
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2008 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner SR5 Reg Cab
2.7 4 banger
No mods (yet...)
The February 2004 issue of 5.0 Mustangs had an excellant article on bolt ons for the 99+ V-6. The rear wheel dyno numbers were as follows. Stock 154.3 hp. Cold air 162.6 hp. 70mm throttle body 157.9 ( it lost power). Pulley 168.3. Headers 165.8 ( it lost power over the factory headers). Magnaflow cat back 170.4hp. Go to their web site and order a back issue.
I have tuned a few 99+ V6's and they really do not pick up much mod wise.
Picking up ET is not a very good indication of how much rwhp you have gained. MPH is a better indication. Let's say you ran 90.00, then 92.5 the next time out with identical weather, you would have picked up near 20-25rwhp to do so.
Just for info...my wife's 99 V6 5 speed, K&N & syn oil put down 167/196 STD. Ran 15.3's@90.xx with spare/jack removed. Yet at the track, very few 99+ V6's are running those times modded alot more...just because you put on a part does not mean you make more power. That is sticker mentallity. THEN, let's talk about people that cannot drive...
Originally posted by GTron The February 2004 issue of 5.0 Mustangs had an excellant article on bolt ons for the 99+ V-6. The rear wheel dyno numbers were as follows. Stock 154.3 hp. Cold air 162.6 hp. 70mm throttle body 157.9 ( it lost power). Pulley 168.3. Headers 165.8 ( it lost power over the factory headers). Magnaflow cat back 170.4hp. Go to their web site and order a back issue.
The new issue of MMFF has a bolt on section, and last year's results from the V6 challenge.
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How much hp? 
it's fun, failry accurate but you need a dyno to tell 
