Stock 5.0 Mustang 0-60

Stock 1993 GT 5.0 Mustang.

Standard MAF. Not speed density.

World Class T5

3.08 Rear gear.

0-60 Time: 6.00 sec

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• 5.0
• Ford
• Mustang
• GT
• Foxbody
• 0-60
• quarter
• mile
• drag
• launch
• burn
• out
• donuts
• drift
• GT40
• stock
• racing

[8LLRoadranger]

That car is in great shape! Original owner?

[Shaun589]

@8LLRoadranger Thank you. 3rd owner I believe. The car only has ~85,000 miles. I don't drive it much and I try to take care of it. :)

[philthyco]

on second look its more like :12 to :19

[Shaun589]

@philthyco

yeah its kinda hard to tell using youtube's timer. my editing software had it right at 6 seconds though. like ~12.5-18.5 or so.

[MegaRussell12]

@Jaygeta1 oh. not my clip.this clip looks like every stock mustang i have driven.

[Jaygeta1]

@MegaRussell12 the speedo on this clip

[MegaRussell12]

@Jaygeta1 what speedo?

[Jaygeta1]

@MegaRussell12 I don't need to raced a healthy roaring mustang at the start just like urs with my V6 Cavalier Z24 and beat him off the line but ur speedo was moving faster then mine so something don't make sense

[punchmaster123]

very nice car. Would make a really cool hot rod!

[TheDylan222222]

@Shaun589 thanks for the info man! i only shift at 4500 rpm just to be safe lol i think the engine has been rebuilt because the car doesnt leack anything and is almost 25 years old my dad jacked up the car and saw new motor mounts so he thinks that to but anyways thanks for the info and u have a nice stang man! will upload vids of mine sometime

[Shaun589]

@TheDylan222222 If the motor does not need a rebuild, then 5000rpm should be fine. At high rpm, the valve train would most likely give out before the bottom end. I wouldn't go much higher than 5500 with stock valve springs. Otherwise the valves may float. But just because it can take 5000+ rpm doesn't mean it should. These motors may be strong, but driving around with a lead foot will eventually take it's toll on the entire car.

[TheDylan222222]

@Shaun589 hey nice car man! i have a 1987 mustang gt 5.0 and i just really want to know if i take it up to 5000 rpm will that damage the engine? i shit it at 4500 rpm just to be safe but u drive ur good and dont hit redline so i thought u would know what ur talking about. thank you