Video: 656 hp Ford GT vs. 770 hp Shelby Mustang GT500

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Slowly but surely, the first copies of the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 reach the dealers / customers. When they arrive ^^, And one of them had the +700 PS Mustang compete against a Ford GT super sports car. But not on the Racetrackbut on a public street. However, remote in an industrial area and without oncoming traffic. But the race also shows a clear weakness of the actually significantly stronger GT500 compared to the GT. The traction control seems to reduce the performance significantly, which makes the GT500 fall behind from the start. Drag Times uses countless options to set the setup correctly and you can see the result in the video.

Ford GT V6 petrol engine, twin turbo, displacement 3497 cm³, Power 483 kW (656 hp) / 6250 rpm, Torque 746 Nm / 5900 rpm, rear wheel drive, 7-speed dual clutch transmission, max 347 km / h, 0-100 km / h 2,8 s, empty weight 1385 kg

Shelby GT500 Power: 770 PS & 847 NM, 5,2 liters Compressor V8 (2,65 liter roots compressor in the V installed in the motor) Carbon cardan shaft, rear-wheel drive, 0-100km / h in about 3,5 seconds, 20 inch alloy wheels Quarter mile in under eleven seconds

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