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I used fox kit it works fine. And don't let no one tell u. U can get more power out of a small block. If they do I would disregard anything they say. That big block will make more than enough torque to make up for weight. I made 630 hp at the wheels and almost 800 torque less than 3000 by shopping around.
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I used fox kit it works fine. And don't let no one tell u. U can get more power out of a small block. If they do I would disregard anything they say. That big block will make more than enough torque to make up for weight. I made 630 hp at the wheels and almost 800 torque less than 3000 by shopping around.
I used fox kit it works fine. And don't let no one tell u. U can get more power out of a small block. If they do I would disregard anything they say. That big block will make more than enough torque to make up for weight. I made 630 hp at the wheels and almost 800 torque less than 3000 by shopping around.
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Hey guys, this my first post here and I just joined up. I have a 03 GT and doing a 460 swap in it. And with a TKO 600. So far, I’ve ordered a complete K Member swap kit from summit that is manufactured from AJE. I am already dedicated to this build as Money already spent for this. I was wondering about the front end suspension setup. As I am trying to maintain a more or less comfortable ride. Does anyone happen to know off what spring rate I would need look at? The kit I have got has a 175 coil over spring. Would that be enough spring for this? Or would I get the most adjustment from the strut? The forum I read from modmustang, was more concerned about the transmission. If anyone else have have done or know someone that has completed this kind of swap, please share the wisdom.
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