Stroker?
Well, I see a couple of issues here that might be a problem for you.
The 427 stroker is built from a 351W block. The 98 Mustang came with a mod motor. Swapping from a mod motor to a Windsor is going to create some issues. Most of them are not unsurmountable.
First off, where do you live? And what kind of smog requirements do you have? If you live in CA, forget it. It will never be street legal.
Second, the mod motor is wider than a Windsor, but it's shorter. You'll need to do a little surgery to get it to fit.
Getting 500rwhp without a power adder is not as easy as you might think. I drive a well built 427W that makes 472rwhp. Getting that last 30hp can be tough - big cams, big exhaust, big intake, high compression, etc. But it can be done.
There's no way to cheaply modify a stock fuel injection system to make those kind of power levels. Fortunatly, there are a couple of aftermarket systems that will do the job nicely.
You'll need a new trans. Call Gordon Levy for a stick.
The 8.8 should be plenty strong enough, unless you plan on a lot of drag racing with slicks. Then you'll need a 9".
The 427 stroker is built from a 351W block. The 98 Mustang came with a mod motor. Swapping from a mod motor to a Windsor is going to create some issues. Most of them are not unsurmountable.
First off, where do you live? And what kind of smog requirements do you have? If you live in CA, forget it. It will never be street legal.
Second, the mod motor is wider than a Windsor, but it's shorter. You'll need to do a little surgery to get it to fit.
Getting 500rwhp without a power adder is not as easy as you might think. I drive a well built 427W that makes 472rwhp. Getting that last 30hp can be tough - big cams, big exhaust, big intake, high compression, etc. But it can be done.
There's no way to cheaply modify a stock fuel injection system to make those kind of power levels. Fortunatly, there are a couple of aftermarket systems that will do the job nicely.
You'll need a new trans. Call Gordon Levy for a stick.
The 8.8 should be plenty strong enough, unless you plan on a lot of drag racing with slicks. Then you'll need a 9".
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funny idea but why not just drop an LS7 in there and have it custom tuned? maybe it would be easier + youd have an amazing engine =)
funny idea but why not just drop an LS7 in there and have it custom tuned? maybe it would be easier + youd have an amazing engine =)
hey many welsome to the forum you might wanna look for something like this for your build,
5.4 engine and tranny
5.4 engine and tranny
with the added weight of the motor, would I have to swap out the front springs? Oh, will that block fit on the motor mounts for a 98 GT and will the tranny bolt up? Will I have to get a custom driveshaft? Oh and I made my presentation today, my career is riding on this.....
BTW, I've worked on many cars but never converted from auto to manual. Besides ECU, clutch pedal, cables, etc and an adapter plate for the T-56 to mate up, what else am I looking at needing?
BTW, I've worked on many cars but never converted from auto to manual. Besides ECU, clutch pedal, cables, etc and an adapter plate for the T-56 to mate up, what else am I looking at needing?


