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ABQstang89 01-16-2009 07:07 PM

351 Crate engine
 
I have been looking at purchasing one of the crate engines. I know a little bit about cars and have some family members that have worked on cars for a long time. I own a 2005 V6 and am looking to put a bigger engine in it. This engine caught my eye cause i liked the price really. I just wanted to see what you guys thought of the prospect. Its a 351 M-6007-s58 crate engine. http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...tKeyField=5685

Will it fit without too much hassel? Will i still be able to just buy a tune for it? What else will i have to upgrade on my car?

Legion5 01-16-2009 08:35 PM

rear axle $800
Engine computer $1000
Fittings wiring etc $500
Engine $2800
Installation $4500
Dyno Tune $500

You won't be able to buy a canned tune, best take it to a dyno tune shop that has tuned mustangs before.

pascal 01-16-2009 09:29 PM

It's a carburator set up... minimal wiring and no computer, Legion.
The main issue I see is the low performance specs.

If you put a V8 in a sixxer, make it count ;)
400 horses minimum, should be the goal IMO.

StreamlineStang 01-16-2009 09:34 PM


Originally Posted by pascal (Post 5849077)
It's a carburator set up... minimal wiring and no computer, Legion.
The main issue I see is the low performance specs.

If you put a V8 in a sixxer, make it count ;)
400 horses minimum, should be the goal IMO.

I agree. An extra 30 or 40 HP? Why bother? Drop in a 5.4 and be done with it!

Legion5 01-16-2009 10:00 PM


Originally Posted by pascal (Post 5849077)
It's a carburator set up... minimal wiring and no computer, Legion.
The main issue I see is the low performance specs.

If you put a V8 in a sixxer, make it count ;)
400 horses minimum, should be the goal IMO.

You mean carbonated like a soda. I know exactly what you mean, even though I'm in my mid 20's i've drank several sodas in my time, from coke to well... you know.

A carbonated engine is always a great choice for the old school vibe. Slash at least a g from that price!

I once saw a carbonated motor, twice.

It makes you cool to have it.

Pineapple. :rolleyes:

rdsx18 01-16-2009 10:12 PM


Originally Posted by Legion5 (Post 5848871)
rear axle $800
Engine computer $1000
Fittings wiring etc $500
Engine $2800
Installation $4500
Dyno Tune $500

You won't be able to buy a canned tune, best take it to a dyno tune shop that has tuned mustangs before.

Forgot the tranny and driveshaft.

fullboogie 01-16-2009 10:51 PM

My IQ just went down 10 points from just reading this whole thread.

SirKnightTG 01-17-2009 12:02 AM


Originally Posted by fullboogie (Post 5849306)
My IQ just went down 10 points from just reading this whole thread.


Hmm, mine just went UP 10 points. YOUR SMARTZ...I HAS IT! :D

SirKnightTG 01-17-2009 12:06 AM

That engine would sound good though. But that 8.5:1 compression sucks unless you're going to strap on a blower. Otherwise for N/A I'd pick no less than 10.5:1 compression.

On the other hand, I've never seen an S197 with an 8-71 blower. :D That would look AWESOME. Combine that with dual quad carbs and you'd be set.

Black3vGT 01-17-2009 12:59 AM


Originally Posted by Legion5 (Post 5849148)
You mean carbonated like a soda. I know exactly what you mean, even though I'm in my mid 20's i've drank several sodas in my time, from coke to well... you know.

A carbonated engine is always a great choice for the old school vibe. Slash at least a g from that price!

I once saw a carbonated motor, twice.

It makes you cool to have it.

Pineapple. :rolleyes:

Carbonated? LMAO


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