03 cobra fuel system
#12
well a few bucks.. the head cooling mod connects to the freeze plug on the motor which allows the coolant in the #7 and 8 head to be released. Or else it just kinda sits there and boils. The head cooling mod isn't difficult; more a pain in the butt. There are two of them.. one that goes underneath the car which causes you to drop the tranny, and one on top of the motor that causes most people to remove the blower. Some people are able to do it without removing the blower, but most people just remove it to make it easier.
The head cooling mod runs around $100-$130 or so.. the expansion tank is for the coolant on the vehicle.
From lethal performance:
expansion: $166.99
head cooling: $120.00
Dual pass Heat exchanger: $299.99
Tstat: $24.99
Radiator: $399.00
http://www.lethalperformance.com/pag...a-cooling.html
But, don't forgo the cooling modifications.. main reason why Cobras pop... make sure you pay good attention and do those mods, and make sure you pay attention to how youre driving the car...
The head cooling mod runs around $100-$130 or so.. the expansion tank is for the coolant on the vehicle.
From lethal performance:
expansion: $166.99
head cooling: $120.00
Dual pass Heat exchanger: $299.99
Tstat: $24.99
Radiator: $399.00
http://www.lethalperformance.com/pag...a-cooling.html
But, don't forgo the cooling modifications.. main reason why Cobras pop... make sure you pay good attention and do those mods, and make sure you pay attention to how youre driving the car...
#15
They are important but not required right? If im not always on it all the way all of the time I can get by without some for a while right? Do they have to all be done along with upping the boost and whatnot, or could it be done over a short while?
#18
some people have clutch issues faster then others... I would ride out your clutch until it goes then replace it was a 26 spline clutch of your choice -- a lot of people use spec 3 or spec 3+ and DFX Centerforce clutches on these cars..
If you're just planning on doing the ported blower and what not.. all you need is the cooling mods, pulley, intake, exhaust and what not...
You also want to reinforce your suspension -- the IRS is not very strong, especially under those loads... At the very least an IRS Brace with all the bushings will help you immensley.
If you're just planning on doing the ported blower and what not.. all you need is the cooling mods, pulley, intake, exhaust and what not...
You also want to reinforce your suspension -- the IRS is not very strong, especially under those loads... At the very least an IRS Brace with all the bushings will help you immensley.
#19
Yeah, I have been considering plenty for my suspension, but I won't have the IRS nonesense. I know a guy who has a busted up termie who offered to sell a good chunk of it to me for a very reasonable price. I have half of what he is asking for and told him if he still wants to sell it by early spring ill buy it. I am trying to figure out how much ill be spending so I know how much I can spend over winter. So far it has become the cheapest option for going that fast, and is within what I will be able to afford.
#20
that kinda attitude will get you a blown engine...you know that once you've got 500+rwhp your gonna want to be on it all the time...better safe than sorry is all i'm saying, if you wanna do all this do you cooling mods first and then get a port job and pulley for your supercharger.