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"and i hope i dont offend anyone, but if i do im sorry....take your v8 shelby cobra and shut it up your ass. your next cuz stock i can hang with a GT horsey boy. and anyone can buy a $40g car and be fast...easy way out."
Shut my V8 Shelby Cobra up my ass? Right...
You can hang with a GT stock? With your auto? No, I really don't think so man, because I'm pretty sure that your auto 2gnt is running somewhere in the upper 16's, low 17's, while the slowest 99+ auto GT to date I've seen has run a 15.4, the average is about a 14.9. The stick isn't even a question as to who wins.
I'm not bashing you, man, but that comment was way out of line. I gave you my advice which was to swap the NA tranny, as far as I know there is no way to get rid of the rev limiter without the manual tranny or maybe Howell's computer that they don't make for your OBD I '95. I didn't buy a $40K car, chief, I bought a frame. Feel free to buy a suspension and then build your car from the ground up and then tell me it was the easy way out. Yea, I picked a V8, it makes more sense, and I love the Cobra's style and sound. My father and I built the motor, installed the transmission, built the suspension onto the frame, and we haven't even started body or interior work.
As you can see, I've been more than civil which is more than you can say. Anyway, I don't know of any shift kits they make for the auto but you can definitely do the final drive mod and pick up a little oomph and look into high stall torque converters and maybe do some custom work to the inside of that tranny with the clutches and what not that may speed up your shifts. Also look into if they make anything to cut down the mass, i.e. lighter driveshaft. You lose a lot of horsepower to the auto tranny because there are so many places for your kinetic energy to be lost between clutches and what not compared to the manual. Like I said before, GOOD LUCK!
Luke
1998 Mustang GT 5-speed 2002 Lone Star Shelby Cobra Replica

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