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11-28-2007, 04:43 PM
HemiTCoupe

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Originally Posted by Dave Severson

The price of building a small block Ford used to be an issue, but that's not it at all anymore....and with the 4.6 and 5.4 OHC and DOHC engines putting an ez 300 or more horse to the ground with minimal mods, chebbie had better wake up and come up with a modern replacement for the old sbc or they're gonna be really lagging behind in popularity and performance in the years to come..... Pushrods and carbs are eventually going to be dinosaurs and Ford definitely has a BIG head start on the new technologies and their availability to the average Hot Rodder at an affordable price.....Not putting the chebbies down, just an observation on what I see happening.

Can you say LS1, LSX, & Z06 ?

I just thought you'd like to see what Ford guys think about a LS1 (a 346 not a 350) in a Mustang! **) :p http://www.mustangforums.com/m_1896216/tm.htm

Pat
11-28-2007, 04:57 PM
erik erikson

Quote:

Originally Posted by HemiTCoupe

Can you say LS1, LSX, & Z06 ?

I just thought you'd like to see what Ford guys think about a LS1 (a 346 not a 350) in a Mustang! **) :p http://www.mustangforums.com/m_1896216/tm.htm

Pat

Yes,it reminded me a lot of the Corral forum where everyone and his brother have 331/347 with a cam much like the Ford "B" cam and they are still using the stock Ford 5.0 block and making 525+hp.L.O.L:LOL: :whacked:
11-28-2007, 05:06 PM
pat mccarthy

Quote:

Originally Posted by HemiTCoupe

Can you say LS1, LSX, & Z06 ?

I just thought you'd like to see what Ford guys think about a LS1 (a 346 not a 350) in a Mustang! **) :p http://www.mustangforums.com/m_1896216/tm.htm

Pat

i was going to tell dave ls1 :3dSMILE: but i forgot**) i did work on a ZO6 and re cam soild roller head work T@D rockers and headers the car had some other things done:D but anyways it did not do much at 1000 rpm would hardly stay running must have been a bad cam:D but if you got in to it hard if would go like hell and blow the cup race tires off the car. the car was a road race car but would take out alot of street/ strip cars **)
11-29-2007, 07:46 PM
shortyforty

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I'm always for swapping anything into anything just to be different.

But this summer I saw a Kit Cobra at cruise night which seems to be the latest yuppi hot rod around here. I wasn't going to look at it but went over anyway. Well it had a sbc in it and that made me want to puke.

here's one from the web. Don't know if it was real or photoshopped.

Attachment 26371

Here's one I saw at a show a couple years ago that had a sbf in it
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11-29-2007, 07:54 PM
Dave Severson

Quote:

Originally Posted by HemiTCoupe

Can you say LS1, LSX, & Z06 ?

I just thought you'd like to see what Ford guys think about a LS1 (a 346 not a 350) in a Mustang! **) :p http://www.mustangforums.com/m_1896216/tm.htm

Pat

:LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: So, maybe you thought a Mustang forum would be in favor of swapping a chebbie engine into a Fox body????:LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
11-30-2007, 12:17 AM
bluestang67

Noah will be building a ARK soon .
11-30-2007, 06:12 AM
erik erikson

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Originally Posted by bluestang67

Noah will be building a ARK soon .

Well,I don't think it has gotten that bad.
I did see a early 90's Honda Accord that someone had but a sbc in this past summer.:3dSMILE:
11-30-2007, 03:33 PM
217-z

Specs: 240/244 608/598 112

Vehicle Mods
2002 Ws6
SLP Lid (K&N)
SLP FFRA
Gran MAS
BW ported TB
ASP Pulley
SSauto 1 3/4 headers
QTP Ypipe
Flowmaster CB
4.10 gear (8.8 rear)
42lb inj

All numbers SAE corrected. Uncorrected were 459/430

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...55_11_full.jpg
11-30-2007, 07:35 PM
HemiTCoupe

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

:LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: So, maybe you thought a Mustang forum would be in favor of swapping a chebbie engine into a Fox body????:LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

:confused: I don't see where I said anything, about it being for or against it! :HMMM:

Pat
12-01-2007, 01:51 AM
bluestang67

Hemi i hope to never see a anything other then a Ford in a stang . Its a machine with its own distiction . As a hot rod site its approved to make the mods or install what you have in parts in your garage , but even with that i'm installing a Ford in a Ford . To me a 50's or newer should be of it's brand name with no mods . In 30 years then whats available will be open court for the times.
12-01-2007, 02:44 AM
gassersrule_196

there was a guy at the track this summer took a fox body put a sbc in it, used s-10 headers ran them forward and had reducer pipes in front of the front wheels under the front bumper said that way he didnt have to worry about firewall clearance, sure was interesting!
12-01-2007, 08:22 AM
tango

I had a 1969 GTO that had a 400 360HP . Well one night I threw a rod . And this was my only car so . I did some looking around for a Pontiac engine . No luck but my brother had a wrecked 1970 Chevy in his yard ! That week end I parked the GTO next to his Chevy and switched every thing chevy to the GTO . I did not have to buy a thing I used the chevy headers mounts frame tabs trans drive shaft hoses . That Chevy engine was a 350 250HP . It ran good and got me to work on monday . But it was way down on power from the Pontiac 400 . But still was a nice street car and ran high 14teens with the 355 Posi with much better MPG .
12-03-2007, 03:42 PM
gassersrule_196

you could always get the new <re-production> zl1 427 coming out what a beautiful motor
12-10-2009, 06:57 PM
hotrodstude

do it but go with an older 302 or a mustang gt engine.i'v been putting engines in chevys all my life with great results.my first was a 425 cid nailhead buick with 2x4's and a muncie 4-speed in a 56 chevy 210,even put a supercharged 289 studebaker v-8 in a 55 convert. so any thing is possible.presently working on a 55 sedan puiiung a 65 400 olds with b/w t-10 in it shold be a gas when i finish.
12-11-2009, 05:26 AM
nitrowarrior

"Do it?" Last post, 2yrs and 8 days ago. What's up with that?

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