I'm 66 and have been driving cool cars my whole driving life. The 2.7 sounds great when you floor it. Say what you want.LOL, my Valkyrie 1500 sounds meaner than these engines.... lol
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I'm 66 and have been driving cool cars my whole driving life. The 2.7 sounds great when you floor it. Say what you want.LOL, my Valkyrie 1500 sounds meaner than these engines.... lol
Maybe I like industrial generators.On the inside with the sound enhancement?
No matter what exhaust is on it, they sound like an industrial generator.
My Manual 2 door BaseSquatch accelerates on on-ramps quite quickly. Anything faster wouldn't really be necessary, I think.Thank you.
Getting onto the highway from the entrance ramps in my community can be a challenge. The gaps in traffic are small, and the drivers around me are very aggressive. So, I am trying to choose my future purchase wisely.
Do you have the internal speaker sound turned off? they are piping v8 sound in the speakers really low....I'm 66 and have been driving cool cars my whole driving life. The 2.7 sounds great when you floor it. Say what you want.
Thanks, yes, just dove into it. Bad me. I turned off the fake sound in my wife's I4 M50 Beemer the day she got it cuz I hate fake sht. I love the 2.7 push, but Ford got me on the sound. I wouldn't hold it against them but not offering a system toggle to turn it off is ridiculous. I'm sure there are threads about this I missed. Cheers.Do you have the internal speaker sound turned off? they are piping v8 sound in the speakers really low....
Makes sense. You have a drink mixer posing as a sports car in your profile.My Manual 2 door BaseSquatch accelerates on on-ramps quite quickly. Anything faster wouldn't really be necessary, I think.
I also have a Forester (2022) and it's fun but agreed it is slow. My 2.3 Bronco is much quicker. MT even quicker. Still, I've never been in a situation with the Forester where I felt I was in danger due to lack of acceleration.I try not to stress my Forester full throttle unless it is really an emergency cause I am the one who has to pay the repair bill.But it is very slow to accelerate and it can be a great source of anxiety in those dire moments when I need to put some distance between me and danger in a hurry. I have not driven the Bronco yet. Was just looking for wisdom from experienced users.
Mini vans can embarrass plenty of 80s and 90s sports cars.Looking at timed data, the 2.3 Bronco was just a little slower than my wife's 5000lb mini-van. The 95 ft/lbs of extra torque you get with the 2.7 in a no brainer.
Funny story. I own a '69 Mustang Mach I big-block 428 Cobra Jet, 4-speed, 3.91 gears. I was at a stoplight last summer where two lanes merge.to one after 1/4 mile. Up rolls a Honda Odyssey with a high-school kid driving. He surprises me by jumping on it at the green light and sprints away from me, so I decide this ain't gonna happen, so wake up and pass him with a bit to spare before the merge. Whew! My wife drives a Honda Passport with the same 3.5L V6 and it is strong.Mini vans can embarrass plenty of 80s and 90s sports cars.
While modern cars are faster on average (especially due to so many with turbos and superchargers) than cars of the muscle-car era, you are discounting top muscle cars too much. Times from that era like you quoted were hamstrung due to the crap tires of that day. I have modern performance tires on my Mach that improve its traction and ETs significantly vs test times for 1969-70. It is a quick car even by today's standards but today's performance cars are insanely fast Now your '69 Camaro SS396, yeah, that's a turd.69 ss396 camaro
6.8 0/60...on it's very best day.
A hint:
Your dad exaggerates by 50%.
Muscle cars then are comparative turds now.
Nothing hurt my feelings like getting in the family “classic” muscle car (it is a 86 Camaro Z28 with a 305…..) and getting roasted by the average city slicker and his v6 accord. Sure sounds great though!It doesn't matter why.
It was what it was.
Old guys are wrong about how fast their 307 Nova was and the 1.2g it would pull on the track.
Just like being wrong about the wild vivid colors on most cars instead of the true 1% or less of cars.
The Memberberries ain't 'membering cirrectly.