Mr. Rustypwnz
Advanced Member
finding a computer to run the 2005 3v will be the problem, buy a whole wrecked car and go from there that way you know you have the parts
just get a 2v computer and harness, and lock out the cams. DONE
finding a computer to run the 2005 3v will be the problem, buy a whole wrecked car and go from there that way you know you have the parts
One of the main things is that my dad has a mark 8 and is considering getting rid of it and that's part of what brought upon the question, the 05 part was really just something to compare it to. I think outside of the box and ask a lot of questions, just to ask them, so let's calm down with what u think I can and can't do and answer the damn question.
32v bottom end with ported pi 2v heads... will be different and run better
The mark8 motor will need a lot of work to be competative. Pm lasersvt. He spends more time than is healthy with his mark. He can tell you what is available to you on your budget.
Honestly my skill level is probably a 4 or 5. I 've done a lot of work on both mustangs I've had to keep them running and get them back running(fuel pump, alternator, starter, power steering pump, etc.) I just haven't ever swapped an engine or done any transmission work besides changing the fluid. And I'm glad everyone's leaning towards the mark because I was pretty much set on that anyways. And I'm good as long as I get over 300 hp. Now I'm wondering when I would start this or if I even will.
It runs really hard, thats for sure, and its extremely cheap, but just bolt ons will make more power on the 4v, and you can run 89 if ya have too..
I say get a mark motor, throw some good cams in it, and a ported short runner intake off a cobra, and have fun making 320+ at the wheels, and 7000rpm.
you know what kind of compression you come out with with the ported 2v PI heads on the 32V bottom end? its up near around 12.5:1 if i remember right.
high compression 2v> bolt on 4V