Srt-4 vs lightly modded lightning

[chevytrucks92]

Originally Posted by Mr. Luos

Damn it.

I just plain out misread that one. Me =

That's really easy to do on here, lol.

chexmixa: nice race BTW. Those 99-up Lightnings are pretty tough, the later versions had 385 hp and well over 400 lbs-tq.

[chexmixa]

Thanks for the infor steiner, as of now i am short on funds i just bought the valentine radar detector and front/rear sway bars along with front and rear strut bars. Now i hope i didn't make a bad purchase like if strut bars and sway bars are the same mods but diff name... lol that would suck.

[Steiner]

Originally Posted by chexmixa

Thanks for the infor steiner, as of now i am short on funds i just bought the valentine radar detector and front/rear sway bars along with front and rear strut bars. Now i hope i didn't make a bad purchase like if strut bars and sway bars are the same mods but diff name... lol that would suck.

Those are good mods. Eventually if you ever lower the car they can still be used. If you wanna save money try to eliminate mods that you could foreseably replace in the future...like stage 1 or lowering springs for example. Have fun man!

[RedLightning]

Originally Posted by ViperJ

Thats good but thats not the engine size.

1999 Ford F-150 Lightning 5.8 (0-60) 14.3 (Quater Mile Time)
2001 Ford F-150 Lightning 5.2 (0-60) 13.9 (Quater Mile Time)

whoops.

Originally Posted by chevytrucks92

That's really easy to do on here, lol.

chexmixa: nice race BTW. Those 99-up Lightnings are pretty tough, the later versions had 385 hp and well over 400 lbs-tq.

well 380hp and 450tq.

[Igovert500]

Good run, and welcome to AF.

PS. strut bars and sway bars are not the same, so don't worry.

[2000LS1Z28]

Good run. Lightnings actually weren't that expensive new. They sold for about $33K. Most Lightnings i've seen at the track haven't impressed me all that much stock. With slicks they do well though. I've slaughtered 2 of them.