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What makes a Mustang sound so distinctive?


Zvoiture

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My $.02 worth,

I think it also boils down to the fact that Ford used the same powerplant for so many years that we have all gotten used to that sound. Heck, the original 289 is only 13cu inches smaller than the 5.0. I don't recall what year they started using the 5.0 ('85 or so?) but it lasted for a good 13-14 years. Also listen to some F-150's out there. I had a '92 with the 5.0 and it sounded just like a Mustang (albeit the exhaust system was slightly longer on the truck).

FWIW, 351 Clevelands or Windsors sound nothing like 5.0's. Nor do the anemic 4 cylinders from the late '70s and early '80s.

Anyway, Z's rule!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I have been around for many years of American Ford evolution... the newer Fords are a polished package... They look good and sound great,,,But they had better go home and hide when a real car comes around... The Mustang can't hold a candle to even a common Camaro. The Mustang needs more than good looks and sound to overcome the more than 100 hp deficit... They are cute and sound great but they are not so fast... What is a sports car supposed to do? Sound good or kick arse. E.O.D.

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