Considering a Cobra have some questions

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by Detroit Bill

Its not like they are not going to
Hear you coming in s cobra.

I've actually been pulled over a few times in the Cobra, but always because the troopers wanted to look at the car, not because I was doing anything wrong. In these parts, we take speeding pretty seriously.... Never Speed In Virginia: Lessons From My Three Days In Jail

[Bernica]

Originally Posted by patrickt

I've actually been pulled over a few times in the Cobra, but always because the troopers wanted to look at the car, not because I was doing anything wrong. In these parts, we take speeding pretty seriously.... Never Speed In Virginia: Lessons From My Three Days In Jail

Think I posted the story a few years ago, but I was out running and had to stop at the 76 for gas. Then, two cop cars show up and parked in front and back of the car. Thought I was in trouble, but they actually said "hey, we can all hear that thing from a mile away and we have radios so we all call each other and you have a big number 5 on it! Not hard to miss! We just want to get some pictures of it.! They were great guys.

[Ace23]

I've read the entire thread and haven't seen anyone mention a modular motor like a Coyote. Does anyone in here have experience driving a coyote powered car? While it is pretty far away from your traditional Windsor or FE setup im just wondering how well a coyote setup compares as it definitely will not have the torque to deal with. Seems like coyote setups are producing up to 450+ rwhp and close to 400 tq with some modifications. Even a stock Coyote crate setup should put down mid to high 300's at the wheels. Seems like that would be a pretty good sweet spot for a street setup based on what a few members have mentioned.