crate engines
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crate engines
I have a 1995 GT convert with over 100000 miles. It has never seen winter and looks to be in showroom condition. Instead of buying new, who can do a conversion to a new engine. I am in Obtario
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I guess that I am just looking at an alternative to the $40K plus of a new GT convert. The new coyote produces almost double my 5 litre horsepower. I am the original owner of my 95 and everything works great with the exception of the shocks. If I could transform my current ride to the power of a new one for a reasonable cost it would be great. What other components would need to be replaced? It has manual transmission.
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Ford Racing sells the crate engine and control pack needed to run all of the elctronics.
Here is a write up I found. Just google SN95 Coyote swap and there is lot's of info out there.
SN-95 Coyote Engine Swap, Part 1 - Living The Dream
I think the reality of it is that you would really have to love your car to spend the time and money on a swap like this. If you can do it yourself it halps a lot but paying for labor could be very costly. Have you considered a supercharger or even a heads/cam/intake swap? If you keep an eye out you can find some good deals on these items.
Here is a write up I found. Just google SN95 Coyote swap and there is lot's of info out there.
SN-95 Coyote Engine Swap, Part 1 - Living The Dream
I think the reality of it is that you would really have to love your car to spend the time and money on a swap like this. If you can do it yourself it halps a lot but paying for labor could be very costly. Have you considered a supercharger or even a heads/cam/intake swap? If you keep an eye out you can find some good deals on these items.
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