5.4-4v Navigator engine swap?!?

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yeah but if you bore and stroke yours not only will you have over 5 liter mod motor, you can buy forged internals and spray or boost the hell out of it. or both. mod motors get most of their power by simple bolt ons. with out forged internals bolt ons are very limited.
 
well being that the 5.4 is wider wouldnt you have to delete the brake system and go manual?

what if you were to take a 5.4 sohc bottom end and adapt a cobra top end to that???? that would be sweet as hell i know you wouldnt be able to use the intake because of the block being wider i assume

but when you assume you make an ASS out of U and ME
 
I've found a local j-yard with a low mileage 5.4 dohc for around $500.00 but don't know if I want to sell my 98 4.6 cobra motor in parts and build a 5.4 for the car or just build the stock one back up with a 5.0 stroker > I do know I'm getting tired of it just sitting in my drive way while i drive a f-ing mini van to work every day :(
 
I'm putting a 5.4 in a Lincoln Mark 8. I'm using a Sullivan intake kit. So ill have to figure out what to do with the old Teksid block and b heads.....:rolleyes:

I hear the 32v C heads arent the best....the Aviator heads are actually better. But this car will eventually get a Kenne bell so the loss of a Few CFM's doesn't really matter.

Motor cost me $700 Intake Stuff $1500 Machine shop $1000
Heres some pics

The Car
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Motor + Some paint
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Some Sullivan stuff
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Why would the SOHC have more power than a DOHC, mod for mod?
I know right. A 3v has more hp and tq over then the 2v and the 3v is cam phasers. Works with oil pressure to advance time and retard time hence more power. And why would a 4v lack any thing. When Ford made the 4v engines they were considered specialty engines like : the teksid block .93-01 cobra, 93-98 mark 8's 99-04 Lincoln Aviator for the 4.6 4v blocks. 99-2005 for the 5.4 4v blocks for the 5.4 swaps.