If your Shelby GT500 isn’t fast enough, who you gonna call? Kenne Bell, of course—the company’s been building bolt-on superchargers for decades. And in the case of this incredible super snake, the call is well worth it. A tune from … Continued
Watch this badass Shelby GT350 drive straight from the dealership and right onto the dyno of Borelli Motorsports. Ford has rated the Shelby GT350 at 526 brake horsepower, and this dyno run seems to line up: 470 horsepower and 371 … Continued
Watch this intense Mustang churn out 960 horsepower to the rear wheels on the dyno, then show it off on the street with a badass burnout. Owned by someone named Ryan, it’s got a built 427 cu. in. motor with … Continued
The Shelby GT350 may have just been released, but Lethal Performance has wasted no time with a suite of bolt-ons that’ll bring it past 500 rear-wheel horsepower. The package is good for 27 more horsepower over stock. It includes a … Continued
We recently featured this 1,300-horsepower turbo Mustang of Voodoo Racing, when it nearly hit the wall. But this Mustang is so cool, and so damn fast, that we’d rather remember it with this compilation of its insanely quick drag passes. … Continued
Speed by Design’s twin-turbo Mustang recently threw down the gauntlet for brand-new Mustangs: a 9.08-second time at 157mph. Impressive stuff. But the build thread is even more impressive. Starting at the end of July, the people at Speed by Design … Continued
A trio of Mustangs stole the show at 2015’s American Muscle Car Show, slamming down at least 800 to 1,200 horsepower on the dyno in front of a live audience. First up: a 2011 Shelby GT500 with a whopper of … Continued
The Shelby GT350 makes 529 horsepower. this we know. The “R” in the GT350R is supposed to add mere chassis bits and aerodynamics to the already potent package, but the same engine in both. Motor Trend put both cars on … Continued
It doesn’t matter if you’re on a dyno and you’re not actually going anywhere. Tires have a speed rating for a reason, kids. On this last-generation Mustang, the tires clearly weren’t rated for a simulated 150mph. At the top of … Continued
Roush-Yates Performance had their Open House on June 23rd. The focal point of the event was their car show, which was limited to 150 participants. The awarded trophy classes consisted of mainly “Best Of’s” for each make, and a few other awards such as “King of the Dyno” and “Best Engineered”.
