[stangdriven]

yea thatd be cool, i know with like 600 to 700 hp, around here there wont be alot of ppl thatll catch me but i plan on goin to different cities where ill need bout 1000hp or more

[Chris951]

Originally Posted by stangdriven lol yea he could make 1000hp but for how long.....i know i can make more then 700 800 easy, but whether not the entier motor will hold up for so long or not. but i am now lookin into for later a world 351 block so i can stroke out big time, i am goin to make over 1000hp soon enough, im crazy for power and usin it for the street.

Well, with his Teksid block he's gonna be fine. He is currently building up the bottom end so it will be all set up for the F1

[1slo5.0]

Originally Posted by stangdriven lol yea he could make 1000hp but for how long.....i know i can make more then 700 800 easy, but whether not the entier motor will hold up for so long or not. but i am now lookin into for later a world 351 block so i can stroke out big time, i am goin to make over 1000hp soon enough, im crazy for power and usin it for the street.

I've got $1000 that says the 700hp N/A Cobra in my garage will mop up on any 10.5" tire 1000+ horsepower car on the street.

Horsepower is only part of the equation. On the street, too much horsepower loses races because you can't get down the road. I'd worry about the chassis and suspension before I'd worry about adding any horsepower. We beat up high profile race looking cars around here all the time with our stock looking Mustangs.

[stangdriven]

places like minnesota have some high high horsepower mustangs and other cars, but 1000hp for me wont be til down the road, shit where i live, 500 to 700 hp will kill anything on the streets

[1slo5.0]

Originally Posted by stangdriven places like minnesota have some high high horsepower mustangs and other cars, but 1000hp for me wont be til down the road, shit where i live, 500 to 700 hp will kill anything on the streets

700hp will kill anything on the street almost anywhere. High horsepower doesn't do much good on the street. The race track surface and road surface are not even close to comparable.