busa06

Yes I said V10 mustang! I have a V10 from a 2001 E350 Van. Am I crazy or can I install this engine into my 1994 mustang GT? I would like to make it a five speed, which I do not have just yet. I'm hesitate because I'm not sure if theres alot of mods for a V10, could you guys please assit a fellow mustang owner?

945LSTANG

that will be a headache. and there is no aftermarket for a E350 V10 swap. IMO i wouldnt do it.

92hatchLX

There was a write up a while back that I read of a guy putting a V10 out of an F250 in his fox. It's definentally do-able. I'd go for it! I'd imagine that motor would respond to boost pretty well

r.barn

Yeah no performance parts to make it scream.

With enough time and money ANYTHING is possible though.

67mustang302

It'd definately be different, but it'd be a huge investment in time and money, you'd get a way better return on just building something like a 408 with wicked heads and a cam, or a blown 5.0 or something like that

OnyxCobra

I have seen a V10 in an SN95, but it's not a swap I would do.

luizGT91

if you have the time PATIENCE and money do it

my77stang

i say go for it dude, it would be wickedly awsome. how hard could it be to bolt a s/c to the front of it? the motors are the same as the V8's only 1 cylinder longer on each side so im guessing the bracketry would be the same.

do it - and take pictures of every step of the build!

67mustang302

It'd be expensive but pretty neat. And if anyone asks you could always just tell them that it ate a Dodge Viper

greenstreak9205

i'd say do it just for the cool factor. boost it or throw a nitrous kit at it and call it a day