DelStang86

anything with time and money, but not worth the effort or the money.. you want a high-revving turbo setup, turbo charge and de-stroke what you've got. but once again, not worth the effort or money.

Dwisforme05

if ur gonna throw out a stupid idea like that at least use the proper term. its a 2JZ engine. and yeah its possible. but with enough money what isnt possible?

androdz

The thing is a 2jz will cost you a lot to put it in there. Lots of fab work, might aswell just buy a 04 cobra engine and put in our car, forget about the gt500 that weights too much.

Andrew

basketballord

That is the EXACT word I used whenI saw this in Tokyo Drift.

chrisc

lol, let me guess....you just watched tokyo drift...?

wolfey2k

Yep, no respect for rice! MUSTANG RULES!

rygenstormlocke

I had to do a double take on this one, at first I thought this was one of Steelstangs thread. But alas it was not. If you want something like a supra motor, but is still technically a Ford motor, go with the Inline 6 Ford Ausie motor (aka Falcon motor). I looked into this swap when I blew the 4.0 a second time pushing the envelope. Only thing that held me back was dealing with the lead time on parts (being Ausie based). But acording to my shop, it would generate an insane amount of HP and TQ turbo'd and would be on par with a Supra motor.

For most though, if you want more power, the simplest route is boost the 4.0, or trade it in and go with a different Mustang (I'd love to get my hands on a Mach1).

rygenstormlocke

The supra motor is not some lag boosted civic. Its actually pretty bullet proof in stock form. I'm not a fan of imports, but have learned to respect the ones that can actually perform. Imports that can be dangerous in the right hands are...

-custom built up 240's (real easy to build them up and get good ET's from them)
-Skylines
-Supras
-STI's
-Evols

While I can't stand the looks of the cars above, they do perform very well. Luckily by the time I tangled with the above cars at the track, my car was heavily modified and able to win.

wolfey2k

What's up with this inline turbo 6 crap? Just BOSS it if anything! Geesh!

28HopUp

I realize that Sam's question might evoke some nasty replies, but he isn't some n00b trying to troll up trouble. He's just asking a question.

Sure, you can install ANY drivetrain you want in YOUR Mustang. But it will be expensive, and in the end you will have a fast car that nearly everybody has little respect for. As Rygen said, there are other alternative motors that could generate similar power gains and still give you a "WOW" factor when you pop the hood. And having folks say "wow" is much better than saying "why?"