I called a few performance shops and they made it seem like it was the biggest swap job of history. "5000 to do th swap because of the wiring nightmare." is what what I kept hearing. They said something about K members being really expensive, too. What are they talking about?
I guess I should mention that this is a 1995 GT Mustang that I want to put an 04 Cobra motor and transmission in.
Use your stock aluminum block and build it up. Then get some '03 Cobra/Lincoln Aviator heads, and whatever intake enables you to slap a whipple on. :thumbsup:
Well then, that makes it harder. But with a different K-member and the correct computer and wiring harness, it shouldn't be too bad. I've delt with a LOT worse.
In my swap pics, look at the build date on the motor. Step 1
...and here is step 2:
Here is the actual link, but FRPP will eventually kill this link since they ran out of them almost 1 year ago. (that is why I saved a screen-print to show the doubters who constantly call me out on this)
btw, They are the motors that never made it into the production 2000 Cobras. Ford stopped production when they had the "low horsepower scare" on the 1999 models, thus they skipped the entire 2000 Cobra production. They changed the intakes and did some upgrades (no one knows exactly what else) on these 2000's and then warehoused all those 150 motors in a detroit whse until they decided to sell them as a package deal for cheap.