* Year: Slight variations in horsepower and torque exist between model years within that range.
* Modifications: Any performance modifications (exhaust, intake, tuning, etc.) drastically affect ET. A stock car will be considerably slower than a heavily modified one.
* Driver Skill: Launch technique and driving skill play a major role.
* Conditions: Track conditions (temperature, altitude, humidity), tire condition, and even wind can all impact performance.
A stock, well-maintained 1999-2004 Mustang GT will typically run in the mid- to high 14-second range. This is a general estimate. Some might be slightly quicker, some slightly slower.
To get a more precise estimate, you'd need to specify the year and any modifications made to the vehicle. Looking up specific dyno results or track times for similar Mustangs would also be helpful.
