someone explain
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someone explain
just a question out the blue i was looking at a couple engines over on mustangsunlimited and i saw that they have a 5.0L with 345 hp for $ 3,749.64, and a 5.8L/351 with 240 hp that costs $ 2,397.64, and they also have a 5.0L 302 that put out 390 hp for $6,000....i would think that the 5.8 will cost the most ....why is the 5.8 the cheapest
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seriously...so you are planning on putting a carburated engine in an 05 V6? Don't waste your time or money. you might live near me to be at MU. Georgia right? or Connecticut?
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and normally i'd be against ppl sayin' "buy a GT" but this isn't the fact a gt is quicker. this is the economical issue. say you go with the $3800 motor. then you're going to spend about a K in getting/installing an 8.8" rearend (total:$4800) and a transmission;$1800? (total:$5600), driveshaft, suspension upgrades (to handle the heavier motor) , and misc. components you'll need, motor mounts etc. so right there i'm sure you'll hit the 6-7k easy. plus install unless you're going to do it urself. so why not put that 6-7k on top of what you're going to spend on the sixxer and get the GT? idk how much more the GT is compared to the v6, but it's prolly right around the difference you'd pay doing the changeover. but with less headaches. heck, the GT with a CAI w/tune and catback pushes around 340-360HP right? hope me breaking it down give ya another perspective on it.
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if i do the super charger will i have to change the internals if the engine,and as for the engine sawp i just would do that to have a v8 and tones of power
do the turbochargers scream like the superchargers and what one are loudest
do the turbochargers scream like the superchargers and what one are loudest
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Is this your first car? How old are you? How long have you been driving?
If you want more info on the 05+ V6's and tuning head over to http://www.vmptuning.com/store/index.php?...
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If you're worried more about which one is the loudest, then you don't need to even consider it.
Is this your first car? How old are you? How long have you been driving?
If you want more info on the 05+ V6's and tuning head over to http://www.vmptuning.com/store/index.php?...
Is this your first car? How old are you? How long have you been driving?
If you want more info on the 05+ V6's and tuning head over to http://www.vmptuning.com/store/index.php?...
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First, I don't think the guy was serious about this. Second, taking a newer car like yours and putting in a mix-matched motor will definately cost a fortune. Then, to top things off, the car will have zero value, no warranty, and no one will want it. So, unless you are planning on building a race car, this is about the dumbest thing financially you can do to this car.
An exception would be is you had bought an older v-6.....like a 1996 - 2003 and got the car cheap as hell. Perhaps the motor was blown etc.... then decided to put a Mustang motor in it like a 4.6 2V or 4V.
Since your parents had a say in the purchase of the car, I am sure they will won't be pleased with a motor swap like this.
As far as motors costing more of less, depends on a lot of factors. Besides the cost of the parts to build, you also have to consider ease of swap. Some swaps are quite difficult and thus the prices of the motors might have to be less.
An exception would be is you had bought an older v-6.....like a 1996 - 2003 and got the car cheap as hell. Perhaps the motor was blown etc.... then decided to put a Mustang motor in it like a 4.6 2V or 4V.
Since your parents had a say in the purchase of the car, I am sure they will won't be pleased with a motor swap like this.
As far as motors costing more of less, depends on a lot of factors. Besides the cost of the parts to build, you also have to consider ease of swap. Some swaps are quite difficult and thus the prices of the motors might have to be less.
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