Livernois Motorsports 600 RWHP NA Coyote

[Livernois Motorsports]

Check out the link below of a Coyote engine build we just finished up for a Road Race customer of ours. Hours of research and development contributed to this unique setup.

http://www.stangtv.com/ford-modular/livernois-motorsports-builds-600-rwhp-na-coyote-for-road-racing/

 

[XW Coyote]

Good work, great to see R&D still continuing on the engines

 

[KingBlack]

thats just plain nasty

 

[skipnay]

That's awesome. I would like to know some quarter mile times. LOL

 

[Dig Race]

Need that motor in a foxbody... Talk about fun

 

[Dashti]

How much it cost ? If I send my engine

 

[J_Roc]

How much it cost ? If I send my engine

I second this question!!

 

[twistedneck]

Loving this engine build! Quick question, would I have to stick with the tall ring lands even if my intention is to never run forced induction? Thinking about an alternate piston that would be more like the Mahle Boss design but with more dome.

One more thing, if I request it can you keep the piston jets in place? I know that's not the norm. Thanks very much for sharing.

 

[Livernois Motorsports]

Loving this engine build! Quick question, would I have to stick with the tall ring lands even if my intention is to never run forced induction? Thinking about an alternate piston that would be more like the Mahle Boss design but with more dome.

One more thing, if I request it can you keep the piston jets in place? I know that's not the norm. Thanks very much for sharing.

That article has images from several builds in it. Our N/A piston has the rings up higher than the power adder ones.
We have a super light strong inboard design piston for those applications.
The squirters are normally removed due to the beefier conn rods being in the way.
Depending on the profile of the rod that gets used would determine if we could keep them or not

 

[eekkaann]

Unreal, must be a blast to drive