differences b/w cobra motor and mach
#2
RE: differences b/w cobra motor and mach
The cams are different. The Mach is suppose to have more low end power than the Cobra and vice versa. Although the Mach tends to make more hp than the stock rating most of the time.
#9
RE: differences b/w cobra motor and mach
depends, theres strengths to both sides:
allmotors have: aluminum blocks/heads and intakes, 4v per cylinder and a forged crankshaft with cast internals.
99 motor: it has the potential to not be "fixed", has a 9.5:1CR, and a 70% chance of being a teksid block,and c-seies "tumbleport" heads
01 motor:no"fix" to worry about, and a weaker windsor casting of the 4.6L block,everything else matching the 99 otherwise
mach motor: windsor casting, 03-04 heads, revised cams for low-end torque, and a 10:1CR
You can check for a teksid casting by examining thevalley webbing: square it is teksid, diamond it is windsor. a 10:1 compression ratio isharder to heavily boost but irreleventconsidering forging out would be best for thatkind of use. all depends on your plans.
allmotors have: aluminum blocks/heads and intakes, 4v per cylinder and a forged crankshaft with cast internals.
99 motor: it has the potential to not be "fixed", has a 9.5:1CR, and a 70% chance of being a teksid block,and c-seies "tumbleport" heads
01 motor:no"fix" to worry about, and a weaker windsor casting of the 4.6L block,everything else matching the 99 otherwise
mach motor: windsor casting, 03-04 heads, revised cams for low-end torque, and a 10:1CR
You can check for a teksid casting by examining thevalley webbing: square it is teksid, diamond it is windsor. a 10:1 compression ratio isharder to heavily boost but irreleventconsidering forging out would be best for thatkind of use. all depends on your plans.