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munster 09-03-2007 07:34 PM

4 cyl mustang
 
Could anybody tell me what letter a 91 4 cyl mustang would fall under? If you have seen one what are they running? Could be a fun cheap winter project. Thanks

david ring 09-03-2007 07:59 PM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
w/s is for the four cylinder cars-just looking at the NHRA classification guide, it looks like that year would be at a real weight disadvantage to the earlier years-if the car is fuel injected, I think it is M/FI and compare it to the 4 cylinder s-10 pickups. Someone got one of those to run really fast.

munster 09-03-2007 11:12 PM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
So if I checked that out properly m/fi 2642 pounds and run a 16.70 index

munster 09-03-2007 11:18 PM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
m/fia 16.45 ?

munster 09-03-2007 11:23 PM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
sorry m/fia 16.95 I'll see what it runs in a couple of weeks Bone stock hopefully under 20.00 seconds lol.

dayracing 09-03-2007 11:37 PM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
Munster,
give me a call anyday after 7:00pm. I have played with this combination a bit. 724.255.3826

BJ Day

greg fulk 09-04-2007 12:14 AM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
just remember the little tricks for "bone stock" ice the intake air the rear tires up & take a quart of oil out of it. ;) also if you can get a short belt (one that dosen't run the AC or power steering) that will help alot.

Larry Munk 09-04-2007 05:51 AM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
20.22 at about 62 mph bone stock 100,000 mile motor for an '88.

Ron Middleton 09-04-2007 09:03 AM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
Larry,
Have you weighed the car yet? My 1992 2.3l hatchback weighed in at 3240 with 140lb driver. Has pwr door locks, windows, A/C and factory 16" pony wheels all the way around. Factory a4ld trans and almost 230k miles on it. Thought about running it but found 1985 Turbo T-Bird and decided to try it instead.

munster 09-04-2007 10:17 AM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
Thats what I was looking for thanks alot I'll post what she runs in a couple of weeks.

Larry Munk 09-04-2007 12:45 PM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
Ron, no I haven't weighed this one yet. My '89 Notch with an aluminum head 347,c6 and with full interior and most street equipment, but with a fuel cell, weighs 2950 with a 200# driver. The 4 banger hatch has about the same equipment in it as yours except it has a sunroof. I've found all the c4 stuff for the car, but the a4ld isn't a bad trans. Maybe Yacavone could do a converter for one of these. Little history lesson on the a4ld. It was created from the c3, bad you say, became the a4ld with one od unit tagged on front, then it got put behind the 4.0 in explores and got a whole lot of hd parts and roller bearings/thrust washers still junk you say. Guess whats in the '05 and up mustangs? The next generation a4ld or whatever alphabet they're hiding the c3 under with one more od unit to make the 5 speed. At less than 100 horse power I don't think you can get a hatch back light enough, but it would be fun to try.
BTW the explorer trans is an electronic version and Bauman makes a controller to shift it I believe.

Ron Middleton 09-05-2007 10:18 AM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
Larry,
Do you think the A4LD will stand up behind a 2.3L turbo stocker motor? The C4 2.3l bellhousing has been the hardest thing for me to find on all three of my 2.3l turbo cars. I know the one car I have with NA motor has 230k on original A4ld so they can't be entirely bad. Car has been bracket raced a few times without fail until flexplate failed and I parked the car for a rest and update.

Larry Munk 09-05-2007 05:56 PM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
Ron, Try these sites you will have to cut and paste though;
http://www.therangerstation.com/tech...AutoTrans.html
http://www.transmissioncenter.org/a4ld.htm
Transmission center says they have one behind a blown 4.0L in a ranger looks like it may hold up to a turbo 2.3. should be no problem behind a 2.3. They do look a little pricey to build in comparison to a C4 and of course torque converters may be an issue, but the c3 had a 9" converter and since this is a c3 sister it may be possible.

Bushwacker 09-06-2007 09:32 PM

Re: 4 cyl mustang
 
Ron ....Contact me I may can help you with trans....


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