more progress pictures from last night. so far everything looks good. Ill start removing the timing chain tonight, then hopefully heads by sunday.
Why add cams later and not now when everything is apart?so now that the motor is completely apart, does anyone have any suggestions on a rebuild kit? its kind of difficult to find something on google for a 1996 cobra motor, everything i find is for 99-2004 cobras. is there a difference?
I dont plant on doing anything radical with the engine. Pretty much leave it stock. I wouldnt mind adding cams at a later point in time, but it would be greatly appreciated if someone could reccomend a kit for me to buy.
Money….lol unless it’s totally worth it. I’m trying to buy a rental house right now, and I’m trying to save as much funds as possible for it.Why add cams later and not now when everything is apart?
Thanks! That had me worried!That's machined clearance in the block for the crank. Nothing to worry about
I’m more a less looking to have a daily driver with a little extra power over stock. I’m a little bummed because from my research, it sounds almost impossible to make 400hp NA unless I do the coyote swap. I personally just love the sound these motors make. It’s very unique so I think my end goal is a fairly stock motor with some upgraded internalsWhat are your power goals? If you're not going much over 600 wheel, look into boss/gen3 coyote rods. Cheaper alternative. Good pistons and a balance job will have the short block capable of 600ish horse dependent on the tune.
You can definitely make 400'ish rwhp with the 4.6 4v N/AI’m more a less looking to have a daily driver with a little extra power over stock. I’m a little bummed because from my research, it sounds almost impossible to make 400hp NA unless I do the coyote swap. I personally just love the sound these motors make. It’s very unique so I think my end goal is a fairly stock motor with some upgraded internals
400 is easily achieved. Mill heads, cams, headers, and a good tune.I’m more a less looking to have a daily driver with a little extra power over stock. I’m a little bummed because from my research, it sounds almost impossible to make 400hp NA unless I do the coyote swap. I personally just love the sound these motors make. It’s very unique so I think my end goal is a fairly stock motor with some upgraded internals