I have a 15 psi TVS gen II and ford racing half shafts on order already. I already have my fuel and ID1000 injectors ready to go. I am going to be on E85 around 800 hp. I am looking forward to some unsuspecting victims.
Like I said before. I, like a lot of other members are hoping those new IRS hold good because in your case expecting 800+ HP is no joke on IRS vs a nice Moser M9 or even a good 8.8.
Then again just by taking a 2015 vs 2014 on pure math or common sense, mod vs mod been the same on both cars, I still think the extra 80+ Lbs on the 2015 will be harder to push around.
I agree about the 80 LBS. Mod for mod a 14 is going to be faster.
I am banking on the boss rods holding 100 more hp so I can run a couple more lbs of boost.
Ford racing has gone 1.53 on the new axles. If I can get a 1.47 it will get me to my goal of 9's at my track.
(DA in Denver is usually 7000FT on good days)
Saw one Sunday at a dealer. I thought it was priced pretty good For everything it had.
The only problem is, there are a LOT of options for cars at a $40k price point.
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?zip=76148&endYear=2012&vehicleStyleCodes=COUPE&modelCode1=CORV&sortBy=derivedpriceASC&showcaseOwnerId=182528&startYear=2008&makeCode1=CHEV&listingType=used&listingTypes=used&searchRadius=0&mmt=%5BCHEV%5BCORV%5BCORV%257CZ06%5D%5D%5B%5D%5D&listingId=380592899&Log=0
Info from Ford Racing on half shafts.
“We have been working on the halfshafts and bushings for several months so with that sorted out we were able to continue adding more grip with the tire. In the end, we were running slicks and launching at 5,000 rpm or more,” Jesse said
They better last !
The only problem is, there are a LOT of options for cars at a $40k price point.
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?zip=76148&endYear=2012&vehicleStyleCodes=COUPE&modelCode1=CORV&sortBy=derivedpriceASC&showcaseOwnerId=182528&startYear=2008&makeCode1=CHEV&listingType=used&listingTypes=used&searchRadius=0&mmt=%5BCHEV%5BCORV%5BCORV%257CZ06%5D%5D%5B%5D%5D&listingId=380592899&Log=0
The only problem is, there are a LOT of options for cars at a $40k price point.
All those options add weight. Some of us dont want that shit.
A friend of mine is doing a S550 for SEMA/Ford right now. They have already stripped it down to the shell. He sent me pictures of all the sound insulation and seams sealer, etc. Ford went nuts! There is a lot more in there than the S197's. It looks like you can get that 80lb back real easy without turning it into a tin can.I still think the extra 80+ Lbs on the 2015 will be harder to push around.
A friend of mine is doing a S550 for SEMA/Ford right now. They have already stripped it down to the shell. He sent me pictures of all the sound insulation and seams sealer, etc. Ford went nuts! There is a lot more in there than the S197's. It looks like you can get that 80lb back real easy without turning it into a tin can.
And the rear cradle/subframe is pretty beefy. Watson is working on a tubular one right now that should save 40lb+, eliminate wheel hop and be stronger.
They are also working on a IRS rear end based on a 9" center section.