Now Why Would Someone Do This?!?
#1
Now Why Would Someone Do This?!?
Ok, here is the scenerio, i have the normal GT and i was going to put a stroker kit in it, with forged everything, and i need to know if i can run higher boost on a aluminum block or a cast iron block so i know what to buy when i do this, plus not many people rebuild their GT motor and forged it and stroke it. i want to get about 650-700 to the wheel with the help of a procharger of course...i was just wondering what block i should buy because i dont know which one can handle higher boost better. Thanks
#5
RE: Now Why Would Someone Do This?!?
I doubt the 99/01 cobra's had an aluminum block, I think only their cranks were forged aluminum. Well even the new GT500 has an iron block. Aluminum blocks are probably more for weight savings. I would think that as long as you get forged internals you should be good for 600-700 horses, as long as you use low compression.
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RE: Now Why Would Someone Do This?!?
03/04 Cobras = Cast Iron Block
05 Ford GT = Cast Aluminum Block w/ SC...
As long as you're not putting 35+psi through your engine, I can't imagine you'd blow your cylinder walls out.. You'd be more likely to break wrist pins and blow rings/head gaskets before punching a hole in your block..
JT
05 Ford GT = Cast Aluminum Block w/ SC...
As long as you're not putting 35+psi through your engine, I can't imagine you'd blow your cylinder walls out.. You'd be more likely to break wrist pins and blow rings/head gaskets before punching a hole in your block..
JT
#7
RE: Now Why Would Someone Do This?!?
Look here, they have short blocks too.
http://www.lethalperformance.com/pag...ne-blocks.html
http://www.lethalperformance.com/pag...ne-blocks.html