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  • 91_festy_Gl
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    A festy with a b8 swap, festy tranny, heavy duty clutch and 10 psi would kill a junkstang. My b3 was able to keep up with my brother GF stang with a v6 untill my 4th gear ran out at about 90mph lmfao!

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  • blkfordsedan
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    Originally posted by BUSTIVA View Post
    Maybe the new 5.0 can do that, but I've never seen a 2010 and under break out of the 14's myself.
    I was going to say, a stock 99-04 2V auto will typically only do high 14s with the majority of the drivers out there. A stock 5sp w/experienced driver can do low-mid 14s. It would take a near perfect launch, drag radials and 3.73/4.10s to break into the 13's. Even a 05+ 3V is a 14 second car with the average driver. We all know how much difference the drivar can make!

    If I could run a 14.5 or faster with my bolt-on '04, I would be satisfied.

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  • MTec007
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    that GTA is sharp. i wish it would be cheap and easy to find these parts, i'd rock em

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  • BUSTIVA
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    Originally posted by phyaz91 View Post
    stock gt's run about 13.8ish if im not mistaken
    Maybe the new 5.0 can do that, but I've never seen a 2010 and under break out of the 14's myself.

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  • Flyin4stroke
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    The GT doesn't stand a chance against the b6t from 20 mph roll... Im trapping 103 with stock wheels.. Car likes to spin so if it was rolling it would be alot easier to walk on by..

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  • phyaz91
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    stock gt's run about 13.8ish if im not mistaken i wish my festy wuld do that.. thats my ideal steup for my car would be to beat stock mustang gt's

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  • DON SVO
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    Originally posted by kiafestiva View Post
    rev limmiter stops you at 7200rpm in that kia motor if you really ring it out. What's cool about that car is it's compleatly stock stuff. Reliable d.d too. runs like a sewing machine.
    Right up to the point the coil comes out of it's perch and cuts a tire in the heart of little Mexico (east Dallas) !!!

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  • kiafestiva
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    rev limmiter stops you at 7200rpm in that kia motor if you really ring it out. What's cool about that car is it's compleatly stock stuff. Reliable d.d too. runs like a sewing machine.

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  • muscle_Car1
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    Originally posted by 1990festiva View Post
    Thats my biggest complaint about the Festy, it has all the aerodynamics of a brick. Imagine how fast/fuel efficient you could make one of these if the were actually streamlined.

    Get/make a festiva GTA front end. That should drop the drag coefficient a bit.

    For those not in the know:



    GTA Brochure in japanese:





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  • Damkid
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    Originally posted by blkfordsedan View Post
    I always figured I would do a BP/F-series if anything. That way I wouldn't need the elusive Capri mid-shaft. Plus, I think an F would handle the 20 extra HP that the BP has over a B8, especially in a light Festiva.
    I used an F-series tranny with my BP swap when i still had it and i had no issues with the tranny, it seemed to hold up very good!!

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  • DON SVO
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    Originally posted by blkfordsedan View Post
    My B3 is pretty much toast. I found a BP for a swap but I don't have the time or money for a tranny swap as well so I think I'll just do a B6 swap. It would drive me crazy to have a tranny that won't take the motor. I would get all paranoid about it. I always figured I would do a BP/F-series if anything. That way I wouldn't need the elusive Capri mid-shaft. Plus, I think an F would handle the 20 extra HP that the BP has over a B8, especially in a light Festiva.

    You still got the TR3650 in your GT? Had any of the cold shift issues? I hear horror stories about them, but my '04 hasn't had any problems.
    I'd do the BP in a heartbeat. Even if it meant not hammering the brains out of the drivetrain. It's tough to do, I know for certain... but it's worth it.

    Shift issues? Nah, I haven't. My car has a Centerforce clutch and a Pro 5.0 shifter. I've never had any cold shift issues.

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  • blkfordsedan
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    Originally posted by DON SVO View Post
    BP swap.

    The GT was an auto with 3.73s. The funny part is the car has a stock festy tranny in it... I'm not only giving it really soft shifts but I'm short-shifting the thing (6,500) when I have the shift light set for 6,800, I don't think I've run it out and seen the light come on yet. I'm pretty timid about grenading the tranny. I beat the hell out of my GT, but it has the hardware to handle things like WOT powershifts, etc.

    I need a G series trans.
    My B3 is pretty much toast. I found a BP for a swap but I don't have the time or money for a tranny swap as well so I think I'll just do a B6 swap. It would drive me crazy to have a tranny that won't take the motor. I would get all paranoid about it. I always figured I would do a BP/F-series if anything. That way I wouldn't need the elusive Capri mid-shaft. Plus, I think an F would handle the 20 extra HP that the BP has over a B8, especially in a light Festiva.

    You still got the TR3650 in your GT? Had any of the cold shift issues? I hear horror stories about them, but my '04 hasn't had any problems.

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  • DON SVO
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    Originally posted by chrisofna View Post
    I wish we had "tracks" that did roll racing here.
    Gotta go Souf of da Border, vato loco! Orale!

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  • chrisofna
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    Originally posted by DON SVO View Post
    ... at an undisclosed track in Mexico, a 2004 GT found out that from a 20 punch it'll need to get up to about 90-95mph to finally pass the Festiva.

    Damn aerodynamics!
    I wish we had "tracks" that did roll racing here.

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  • DON SVO
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    Originally posted by blkfordsedan View Post
    Don't know what your Festiva has for an engine, but if it's a BP or B6T then it's probably pretty close to the same Lb/Hp ratio as as stock '04 GT. The close race makes sense, especially if the GT is an Automatic with 3.27 gears and you start from a 20mph roll! Nonetheless, it's still impressive!

    My '04 GT is a 5-speed with a few bolt-ons and stock gears and I think it pulls pretty hard if you wind it out to 6K. To think that I could have that same feeling from my $1000 Festy with just a motor swap and still get 30+ mpg & look like a......well, a Festiva.... is just so intriguing! I gotta do me a motor swap!
    BP swap.

    The GT was an auto with 3.73s. The funny part is the car has a stock festy tranny in it... I'm not only giving it really soft shifts but I'm short-shifting the thing (6,500) when I have the shift light set for 6,800, I don't think I've run it out and seen the light come on yet. I'm pretty timid about grenading the tranny. I beat the hell out of my GT, but it has the hardware to handle things like WOT powershifts, etc.

    I need a G series trans.

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