Or just buy a 2011 GT? Why a fox coupe?
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Kurgan Motorsports drops a Coyote 5.0L V8 into a Fox Body Mustang
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Originally posted by Yale View PostOr just buy a 2011 GT? Why a fox coupe?"Any dog under 50lbs is a cat and cats are pointless." - Ron Swanson
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Looks sweet, I just don't understnad why they felt the need to use headers when the factory bricks flow pretty damn well. At least well enough not to have to do that nightmare custom header.Originally posted by SilverbackLook all you want, she can't find anyone else who treats her as bad as I do, and I keep her self esteem so low, she wouldn't think twice about going anywhere else.
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Originally posted by Rick Modena View PostLooks sweet, I just don't understnad why they felt the need to use headers when the factory bricks flow pretty damn well. At least well enough not to have to do that nightmare custom header.
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Originally posted by Lason View PostYep its the same thing I have said since day one. LS motors are compact and make crazy power, its that simple. People on here who cant see past a brand, refuse to admit that. Now that there is a decent mod motor out I expect it to get worse.
That being said, I really like the way this motor looks in that engine bay. I would refuse to work on it but it looks sweet! LS motors in foxes look great too though.
+1 about the ticking timebomb LSx comment. They're not 351's, boys. Quit trying to beat on them like they are
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ehhh looks like they slapped it in there in a weekend. Both of those air intake tubes look like a 3-year old designed them and they look like shit. I would also lose the engine cover. Neat motor, but still too top heavy/wide to fit in many smaller chassis very well.
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Looks like there's plenty of room for headers, as long as you don't make them out of 2.5" pipe. Good Lord.
The install doesn't look as clean as I would expect, but I think I'll pass judgement on the overall viability of the 5.0/Fox swap until I see a few more - especially from some top shops. I think it could be done better and it seems like an obvious match.When the government pays, the government controls.
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I doubt its that its that hard to install the new Coyote Motors in a fox
I had stock MAC 03-04 Cobra longtubes in my mod 4.6 fox before the turbos went on and they fit perfect
I chose to put a mod motor in the fox because I thought it would be kool and different, plus I was up for the challenge
LSX foxes are kool but I wouldnt do it (replace a push rod with another pushrod)
I would rather build a LSX RX7, S2000 or so on
But1967 Mustang Fastback - 5.0 32V Stroked Teksid - Supercar GT heads - MARCELLA Billet intake -
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Originally posted by VETTKLR View PostIs it a brand loyalty thing or the idiots that can't make a camaro hook?
+1 about the ticking timebomb LSx comment. They're not 351's, boys. Quit trying to beat on them like they are
Originally posted by XR_1 View PostLSX foxes are kool but I wouldnt do it (replace a push rod with another pushrod)
I would rather build a LSX RX7, S2000 or so on
But
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Originally posted by XR_1 View PostLSX foxes are kool but I wouldnt do it (replace a push rod with another pushrod)
I would rather build a LSX RX7, S2000 or so on
You wouldn't replace "a push rod with another pushrod" but you'd replace a rotary or a DOHC with a pushrod engine?
The LS1 is so far superior to a mod motor it's not even funny. Yes I understand what can be done with a mod motor when you throw away everything stamped FoMoCo, but I'm talking about a straightforward street engine. They generally lag about 100hp behind... I'm sure you know...When the government pays, the government controls.
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