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  • #31
    oh, and ive never had a ckp sensor fail on a 4.6, Ive had connector failures but not sensors
    Ring and pinion specialist

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    • #32
      Originally posted by G.. View Post
      Bullit intakes are not ported and only picked up 8rwhp from swapping although it was all across the range. You are the one arguing it would barely be faster than a stock 5.0 if it was a true PIswap with cams . You implied if it had aftermarket cams. I had a stock PI motor with cams, and a FRPP intake and it made as much and more than majority of HCI 5.0s. So again back to the ignorance argument. Do you own a PI car or worked on one so to speak to give your comments any merit?

      I also said if you throw in a tune, which you obviously have. I didn't say the PI swap would be barely faster than a stock 5.0, I said it would be a little faster than a stock 5.0. If you don't like my opinions then you can certainly feel free to not read my posts or not reply to them. I guess you're one of those guys that believes everything on the internet to be 100% fact.

      Mine was once an original PI car, but it's now a 298 stroker. Next question?
      Last edited by Lone Sailor; 04-07-2011, 07:28 AM.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Lone Sailor View Post
        . If you don't like my opinions then you can certainly feel free to not read my posts or not reply to them. I guess you're one of those guys that believes everything on the internet to be 100% fact.
        Thats the problem now a days. Every bench racer wants to post there opinion with no factual or actual experience or proof. I have built everything you can think of and raced more races than 90% of the people here. I have been in the top 10 of at least 6 MMFF T/S events . I dont E-race. Unlike you and most.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by G.. View Post
          Thats the problem now a days. Every bench racer wants to post there opinion with no factual or actual experience or proof. I have built everything you can think of and raced more races than 90% of the people here. I have been in the top 10 of at least 6 MMFF T/S events . I dont E-race. Unlike you and most.
          Where did I post that what I said was anything more than my own opinion? Seems you are just trying to read too much into what other people are typing on an internet message board and/or just looking for an argument. If that one sentence got you that stirred up I can only imagine how tightly wound you are in real life.

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          • #35
            If you really want to know if it has aftermarket or factory cams you could always pull a valve cover(driver's side is easier) and take a pic or two. Paul or I can tell you from there. If the cam doesn't have a hex shaped nut cast in the series of lobes, try to get the camera where you can take a pic of the very back end of the camshaft. The factory ones have a special recessed area for a camshaft holding tool and most, if not all, aftermarket ones do not.

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            • #36
              mine made 307/310 with hitech cams, stock pi intake, heads , bottom end, and the bullitt is a rip off imo it holds more heat costs alot for minimal gains, its not the intake thats bad its the heads/cams
              00 TT gt
              634 @10psi

              04 cobra
              560whp

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              • #37
                Originally posted by Tyrone Biggums View Post
                If you really want to know if it has aftermarket or factory cams you could always pull a valve cover(driver's side is easier) and take a pic or two. Paul or I can tell you from there. If the cam doesn't have a hex shaped nut cast in the series of lobes, try to get the camera where you can take a pic of the very back end of the camshaft. The factory ones have a special recessed area for a camshaft holding tool and most, if not all, aftermarket ones do not.
                driver side is harder to pull due to the master cylinder
                00 TT gt
                634 @10psi

                04 cobra
                560whp

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by Tyrone Biggums View Post
                  If you really want to know if it has aftermarket or factory cams you could always pull a valve cover(driver's side is easier) and take a pic or two. Paul or I can tell you from there. If the cam doesn't have a hex shaped nut cast in the series of lobes, try to get the camera where you can take a pic of the very back end of the camshaft. The factory ones have a special recessed area for a camshaft holding tool and most, if not all, aftermarket ones do not.
                  I seriously doubt it has cams. I've had it here at my shop for the weekend to look it over a little more. It sounds very stock on it's first crank up, and I had the battery disconnected over night.

                  Originally posted by eric 2v gt View Post
                  mine made 307/310 with hitech cams, stock pi intake, heads , bottom end, and the bullitt is a rip off imo it holds more heat costs alot for minimal gains, its not the intake thats bad its the heads/cams
                  That would be neat for a daily driver, for a little while.

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                  • #39
                    That would be neat for a daily driver, for a little while.[/QUOTE]

                    yeah and now its boosted much more fun
                    00 TT gt
                    634 @10psi

                    04 cobra
                    560whp

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by eric 2v gt View Post
                      driver side is harder to pull due to the master cylinder
                      This is correct. Don't know why I typed driver's side.

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                      • #41
                        Would the front, passenger o2 sensor wire come out of the loom for the starter?


                        I have found where a set of wires from the other side have been spliced into the set coming out by the starter. They certainly don't belong together, as the colors are just a little off.

                        When I look at my typical wiring for a 2v 4.6 in my Haynes manual, the colors are close to matching up.

                        Does anyone have a colored wiring diagram for a 98gt?

                        Why would someone do this?

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                        • #42


                          check out the pics this guy posted, should help you determine what you got

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                          • #43
                            Thanks, but it was already determined that it is an actual PI swap.


                            Does anyone have an alldata pic of the o2 sensor wiring location?

                            What about a color wiring diagram for this car?

                            98 mustang gt.

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                            • #44
                              I can't find a downloadable EVTM, but this dude has ninja skills:
                              ZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! heh

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by muffrazr View Post
                                thanks, but it was already determined that it is an actual pi swap.


                                Does anyone have an alldata pic of the o2 sensor wiring location?

                                What about a color wiring diagram for this car?

                                98 mustang gt.
                                ttt

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