Owner: Doctor DeBo
Year: 1992
Model: Mustang LX
Mods: Heavy
State: GA
Type: Nice Weather
ET Range: Unknown
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Jennifer Ulmer's 2001 Mustang LX
Please meet Jennifer Ulmer, our very own Miss GurleyStang. Although the name is cute, don't let it fool you, for her car is far from girley. In fact, this Orangeburg, South Carolina native turns heads daily in this tricked out steed." Ever since I was a little girl I have loved Mustangs. I don't really know what started it all but I'm guessing that I just knew how beautiful they were at an early age. Mustangs were all I talked about and all that I wanted." ...
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Which Head is better?

Stock GT40 (iron)

Result: 36%

Stock GT40p (iron)

Result: 64%

Automotive Performance Analyzer

HORSEPOWER CALCULATOR

Calculate your total available horsepower given ideal conditions:

Best 1/4 Mile ET:		[Ex: 12.56]
Best 1/4 Mile MPH:		[Ex: 106]
Your cars track weight:		[Ex: 3350]

ET CALCULATOR

Calculate your potential ET from your chassis dyno figures or from total available HP results from the horsepower calculator:

Available Horsepower:		[Ex: 345]
Your cars track weight:		[Ex: 3350]

ET CONVERSION

Convert your 1/8th mile ET and MPH time slip to 1/4 mile figures:

Eighth Mile ET:		[Ex: 7.50]
Eighth Mile MPH:		[Ex: 89.65]

FUEL SYSTEM ANALYZER

Calculate a basic estimate of the fuel system requirement to feed the amount of total horsepower your engine produces:

Total Horsepower:		[Ex: 345]
Current Injector Size:
Type of Induction:
Amount of Boost:

GEAR RATIO CALCULATOR

Calculate your optimum gear ratio required to help achieve the best ET possible from your combination:

Total HP at what RPM:		[Ex: 5500]
Tire Diameter (Inches):		[Ex: 26]
Finish Line MPH:		[Ex: 106]

TOP SPEED CALCULATOR

Calculate your top end speed and finish line MPH for any given combination of gear ratio and tire diameter (Currently based on stock T5 transmission gear ratios):

Gear Ratio Desired:
Desired Tire Diameter:		[Ex: 25.5]

Disclaimer:

These calculators only provide generalized estimates based on standardized mathematical calculations. In some cases, these widely used formulas are tweaked to better suit what we have learned about Mustang performance. The results are only meant to give you a base idea of your Mustangs capabilities, component needs, and fuel requirements. Only use calculated requirements for a good basic starting point, and work from there. The Mustang Works will not be responsible for damage to your vehicle, for any reason, even if these calculation (especially fuel requirements) are not accurate.