Tax Return Time Dropping A New Motor in the Stang
#1
Tax Return Time Dropping A New Motor in the Stang
http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...KeyField=10005
im leaning towards that right now because of cost
any recommendations
i know ill need a new transmission and also a drive shaft and a radiator or not
any feedback is appreciated for what all has to be done etc im fairly mechanical
also would there be any fitment issuues with that motor if so what motor would you reccomend
thanks marty
im leaning towards that right now because of cost
any recommendations
i know ill need a new transmission and also a drive shaft and a radiator or not
any feedback is appreciated for what all has to be done etc im fairly mechanical
also would there be any fitment issuues with that motor if so what motor would you reccomend
thanks marty
#2
You are goiing to spend way more than you think doing that setup. You might as well find a gt motor, ecu, harness, trans, and beef up the gt motor before you put it in.
Makes 100x more sense than putting that motor in.
Makes 100x more sense than putting that motor in.
#3
is that all i would really need?
#5
You would need the following
Motor
Trans
harness
ecu
drive shaft
rear end
headers/manifolds
If you have never done a swap you better find a buddy who has.
#7
#8
Why spend 6700 for a 281ci engine when you can spend only 2685$ for this: https://www.northparkmotorsports.com...l?currency=USD
Add another 2 grand for the parts needed to get it to work in the car, then throw a very wide choice of transmissions behind it, hook it to a Ford 9", and you are good to go. You might even end up spending less then you would for an engine designed to fit in this car, as modern powertrain components are quite expensive.
Add another 2 grand for the parts needed to get it to work in the car, then throw a very wide choice of transmissions behind it, hook it to a Ford 9", and you are good to go. You might even end up spending less then you would for an engine designed to fit in this car, as modern powertrain components are quite expensive.
#9
A lot cheaper and simpler.
I would go with a stroked 351 block though, like a 408ci or so.
Lots more torque.