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The Road Runner's Guide to 500 N/A RWHP

The Road Runner's Guide to 500 Naturally Aspirated Rear Wheel Horsepower | 2012 Ford Mustang S197 BOSS 302 Follow me on Instagram @trackingponies Follow Galpin Auto Sports on Instagram @galpinautosports Follow Addiction Motorsports on Instagram @addictionmotorsports Galpin Auto Sports' Highlight Video of Project "Orange Car"    • Mustang Boss 302 Street to Track Car Build!!   In this upload, our journey to 500 rear wheel horsepower in a naturally aspirated BOSS 302 is divulged in list form for proper record keeping. In future uploads, we will take a look at each component responsible for contributing to 500 rear wheel horsepower. Many of the performance parts used are directly from Ford Performance. Orange Car has joined the 500 rear wheel horsepower club. With the "bucking" issue solved and the addition of free-flowing exhaust, the BOSS 302 screams to 8350 rpm and sounds ferocious doing it! There are many ways to achieve 500 rwhp with the Road Runner Engine. This is our recipe. 2012 Ford Mustang BOSS 302TR ("Orange Car") Road Runner Engine Modifications to achieve 500 rear wheel horsepower (dyno'd on street tires): Ford Racing Cobra Jet Cold Air Intake Ford Racing Cobra Jet Twin-Bore Throttle Body Ford Racing Cobra Jet Intake Manifold Ford Racing Cobra Jet Intake Camshafts (13mm Lift) Ford Racing Cobra Jet Exhaust Camshafts (13mm Lift) Ford Racing Cobra Jet Billet Oil Pump Ford Racing 47lb. Fuel Injectors Kooks Headers / Free-Flowing Exhaust (Active Side Pipes) MMR Engine Timing Components MMR Lightweight Water Pump Pulley MMR Oil Pump Gears MMR Crankshaft Sprocket Fathouse Performance Lightweight Battery / Catch Can Combo e85 Race Tune by Addiction Motorsports (RED TRACKEY-TUNED) Thank you for joining us on this journey as we take our race cars to race tracks and share our experiences with you! Like the subscribe button, and notify me when you subscribe to the notification bell. My apologies for not using my pop filter for the voiceover portion of the video. Sometimes, but more often than not, I engage in complete moronistic tendencies. This is true. -Track 'n P