Cost to Forge
#1
Cost to Forge
Anyone know the aproximate cost to get your bottom end forged? Also, if the cost is high enough to justify just buying a Mach1 or 03-04 Cobra engine? The Cobra engines are good to over 700 hp. I just want to know, especially since the 4V heads flow so much better than 2V.
#5
RE: Cost to Forge
Obviously going with a 4V is going to offer WAY more HP potential than the 2V.
However, MMR, Modular Mustang Racing, http://www.modularmustangracing.com/ offers a complete built short block for the 2V heads good for 600 rwhp for $2299.
That's good enough for pretty much, (yes there areare exceptions), any 2V running on pump gas.
Forged internals do not make any additional power by themselves. They do provide addition strength that's required when adding FI or N2O
However, MMR, Modular Mustang Racing, http://www.modularmustangracing.com/ offers a complete built short block for the 2V heads good for 600 rwhp for $2299.
That's good enough for pretty much, (yes there areare exceptions), any 2V running on pump gas.
Forged internals do not make any additional power by themselves. They do provide addition strength that's required when adding FI or N2O
#6
RE: Cost to Forge
ORIGINAL: ajmodelski
Anyone know the aproximate cost to get your bottom end forged? Also, if the cost is high enough to justify just buying a Mach1 or 03-04 Cobra engine? The Cobra engines are good to over 700 hp. I just want to know, especially since the 4V heads flow so much better than 2V.
Anyone know the aproximate cost to get your bottom end forged? Also, if the cost is high enough to justify just buying a Mach1 or 03-04 Cobra engine? The Cobra engines are good to over 700 hp. I just want to know, especially since the 4V heads flow so much better than 2V.
IMO unless you want to exceed around 550-600 WHP then there isn't any reason to go with the extra expense of going to a 4v setup. A properly equipped 2v (ported heads/cams, stock intake) with FI will make 550+ with the fuel to support it, on pumpgas, all day long.