5.0 on a 1999 chassis
#1
5.0 on a 1999 chassis
i currently own an 89 carbed 5.0 5 speed and i picked up a 99 v6 stang for a very low price. the motor is extremely in good condition but tranny is messed up. 2nd gear grinds and pops out, so i'm getting that overhauled to z specs. but i was thinking of just ditching the 89 5.0 project and dumping that motor and tranny onto the 99 stang. i want to know what your opinions are. pros and cons of doing this.
i am very mechanically inclined so the swap will be a weekend job. start friday and finish by sunday.
i don't know if this is the proper tech/forum section to post this in.
i will be changing the tail end of the 1999 T5 tranny and putting it on the 89 t5 cuz of the speed sensor.
i am very mechanically inclined so the swap will be a weekend job. start friday and finish by sunday.
i don't know if this is the proper tech/forum section to post this in.
i will be changing the tail end of the 1999 T5 tranny and putting it on the 89 t5 cuz of the speed sensor.
#2
Waste of time. The old 5.0L doesn't make that much more than the current V6 you have.
Factor in the trouble of swapping K members, rewiring the entire car, swapping fuel systems, swapping dash clusters. You'd need a 94/95 GT donor car to get all the odds and ends parts you'll find to put it together.
Also, it's against Federal EPA regs to put an older motor into a newer model car. Not that you'd get caught in most places, but in TX you'll never pass the yearly inspection.
Factor in the trouble of swapping K members, rewiring the entire car, swapping fuel systems, swapping dash clusters. You'd need a 94/95 GT donor car to get all the odds and ends parts you'll find to put it together.
Also, it's against Federal EPA regs to put an older motor into a newer model car. Not that you'd get caught in most places, but in TX you'll never pass the yearly inspection.
#3
Waste of time. The old 5.0L doesn't make that much more than the current V6 you have.
Factor in the trouble of swapping K members, rewiring the entire car, swapping fuel systems, swapping dash clusters. You'd need a 94/95 GT donor car to get all the odds and ends parts you'll find to put it together.
Also, it's against Federal EPA regs to put an older motor into a newer model car. Not that you'd get caught in most places, but in TX you'll never pass the yearly inspection.
Factor in the trouble of swapping K members, rewiring the entire car, swapping fuel systems, swapping dash clusters. You'd need a 94/95 GT donor car to get all the odds and ends parts you'll find to put it together.
Also, it's against Federal EPA regs to put an older motor into a newer model car. Not that you'd get caught in most places, but in TX you'll never pass the yearly inspection.
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