my 99 p71 with flowmaster 40 series mufflers at the axel doing a burnout!!
my 1999 crown victoria p71 with flowmaster 40 series mufflers at the axeland 2nd cat delete and h pipe doing a burnout!! PLEASE RATE AND LEAVE COMMENTS!!
Ohio's hardest Crown Vic...PERIOD!!!!!
This is my 2001 Ford Crown Victoria police interceptor. I bought this from a local police department and have been customizing it ever since. This was the final video before i sold the car. It had a full ten switch air ride set up. Some call this "bagged". other modifications include shaved door handles, aftermarket sunroof, cuctom lights, flowmaster Exhaust, HID lighting, 22 inch rims, custom made seat covers, a real Natahan Airchime train horn, Compustar alarm and much more. This car was built for shows and attention to detail was great. I believe this to be one of the nicest looking Crown Vics I have seen. Feel free to leave comments with your opinions!
Crown victoria magnaflow exhaust with cobra front bumper
this is my 2003 ford crown victoria P71, 3.73 gears, port and polished plenum, K&N FIPK intake system, custom tune by kurgan motor sports, gatorback belt, cat back custom made 2.5" Exhaust with magnaflow mufflers and an x-pipe with 3.5" tips, full audio system, custom dash with navigation, custom gauges, McCulloch HID conversion, clear corners, dynamated interior, custom made cobra bumper (i made it myself, no you cant buy it anywhere), niteshade rear lights treatment, 35/25 front/rear tints, FULL ALARM SYSTEM
2004 Crown Victoria 1/4 mile run
Here's my 2004 Ford Crown Victoria. Current mods include: aluminum driveshaft, 3.73 gears, full posi differential, Mercury Marauder airbox, 80mm MAF, '04 PI zip tube, ported and polished intake plenum and throttle body, 91 octane tune. This is my 4th best run so far after a 15.07, 15.09, 15.14.
2009 Mercury Grand Marquis Road Test
2009 Mercury Grand Marquis LS
Engine: 4.6 liter SOHC V8 (224 horsepower/275 ft. lbs. of torque)
Transmission: 4-speed automatic w/OD
Rear Wheel Drive
City/Highway MPG: 15/23
This is a full road test of my mom's 2009 Mercury Grand Marquis, to show how it performs in different situations, and to identify any problems that may exist. I would normally do this after having the car in the shop for repairs, but in this case I am driving the car around just to get a better idea of how it feels on the road.
I drove it for about 2 hours and came away very impressed. It is comfortable, refined, solid, and very agile. With only 224 horsepower, one would think that it's underpowered compared to its V6 competitors. It's not. The torquey V8 will pin you to your seat when gunned from a dead stop, and once you're up to speed, there is always plenty of power in reserve. The big V8 has a deep, burly muscle car sound when revved, but at low RPMs it is muted and unobtrusive in the cabin. The 4 speed automatic isn't much of a handicap with the V8's torque curve, although it prefers not to downshift into 1st or 2nd unless you mash the pedal to the floor. If you drive with a light foot, and keep RPMs below 2000, you can easily attain 20+ mpg in everyday driving situations. On the highway, the car is very efficient, due to its tall overdrive gear that keeps the RPMs low.
The four wheel ABS disc brakes provide adequate stopping power, with reasonably good pedal feel. Stopping distance is short in an emergency, although the front end dives toward the ground.
The Marquis handles very well for a big car, even though it is not equipped with the Handling Package (this option was discontinued around 2007). In hard cornering, body roll is minimal and the Michelin tires provide plenty of grip. The rack and pinion steering setup leaves feel somewhat numb, but it's also pleasantly light and very accurate (especially on the highway). Mercury obviously wanted to leave some "slop" in the steering, so the old folks won't think they're driving a Ferrari :) If you must throw the car around, it is safe and predictable, and can be quite fun for a boat.
Comfort is where the car really shines. The ride is very smooth, and gives you the feeling of "floating" over bumps. This is great on the highway, where little road imperfections are ironed out, but not so good on bumpy back roads. If you hit potholes or man hole covers, the car pogos up and down a couple times before settling. I enjoy this type of ride, but many people do not. Inside, the car is very quiet, and road noise is minimal. The leather bench seats are supremely comfortable and roomy, even after a couple of hours.
Overall I am really pleased with how the car drives, and it just happens to be a car I would consider buying used.
R.I.P. Mercury
and all the Panther platform cars that have been discontinued.
The song at the beginning is Cradle of Love by Billy Idol, one of my favorite 80s songs.
Crown Vic Flowmaster 40
2002 Ford Crown Victoria
Police Interceptor
Gutted Primaries
Deleted Secondaries
Factory H Pipe
Flowmaster 40 Series
High Performance Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor, SPS 404 CVPI
Check out the SPS 404 CVPI Performance Package put to the test and Give your fleet's crown victoria's a new life with the SPS 404 CVPI Performance Package.
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