1994 SSE vs 90 SHO
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Bonneville Blue tried to race one a year ago and lost. He has a 92 or 93 SSEi. I feel that in order to beat that SHO is to have a heavily moded Series I or a factory Series II just to be side by side then for the lkill.
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Originally Posted by rwe62382
his 1/4 mile was 13.5 how can a bonne compeat with that
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i raced a 93 i think the other day... the kid that was diriving i gues had never heard of dropping the clutch cuz i lost him in first, but half way through second ... it was safe to say he BLEW by me...... ford failed... so yamaha had to take over... ****' me off
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There is a kid here in Sauk Centre that has a 1993 SHO with an automatic.
I raced him back in like May and I totally wasted him. Now if he had had a stick shift it would probably have been a different ending.
Personally I would never own a SHO (too many problems, especially with the automatics -I saw so many with problems when I worked at a Ford dealer in 99/00 that they won't even take them back in on trades unless they are absolutelly perfect).
I raced him back in like May and I totally wasted him. Now if he had had a stick shift it would probably have been a different ending.
Personally I would never own a SHO (too many problems, especially with the automatics -I saw so many with problems when I worked at a Ford dealer in 99/00 that they won't even take them back in on trades unless they are absolutelly perfect).