V6 with an SVT engine...
wouldn't that just tickle everyone's a $ $hole....
an engine swap for the SVT on the V6. i thought of that on the way to work when a big brother cobra pulled up next to me. i was thinking... how would he feel if a V6 spanked his Cobra....
could that happen a SVT engine on a 2000 V6 with a shift kit automatic transmission. nothing else done pure stock.
thats something id pay to see!!!
an engine swap for the SVT on the V6. i thought of that on the way to work when a big brother cobra pulled up next to me. i was thinking... how would he feel if a V6 spanked his Cobra....
could that happen a SVT engine on a 2000 V6 with a shift kit automatic transmission. nothing else done pure stock. thats something id pay to see!!!
And its been done, so it must be a good idea!!
http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/News/select2988.htm
http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/News/select2988.htm
if i did that, i would keep stock rims and get better tires. then i would try and keep the hood as stock as i can. id keep ever other look on it stock. then show them whats under my hood!
That car is a mule!!
GT badging, Cobra engine, etc...
If I did that, I'd buy a Mark VIII engine which costs substantially cheaper, but it is practically the same engine (save intake manifold, and a few other relatively inexpensive fixes). Then I'd spend the rest on mods.
GT badging, Cobra engine, etc...
If I did that, I'd buy a Mark VIII engine which costs substantially cheaper, but it is practically the same engine (save intake manifold, and a few other relatively inexpensive fixes). Then I'd spend the rest on mods.
The only problem with that would be the rear end...its not built to handle any kind of power on the 6er...especially something like the 4v...its not even quadrashock or posi....the trans and rear end would be your weakest links..in fact i was just up at an F-Body shop today and the guy was talking about that on chevys...
Originally posted by Dr Iven@Feb. 25th, 2004, 2:38 AM
If I did that, I'd buy a Mark VIII engine which costs substantially cheaper, but it is practically the same engine (save intake manifold, and a few other relatively inexpensive fixes). Then I'd spend the rest on mods.
If I did that, I'd buy a Mark VIII engine which costs substantially cheaper, but it is practically the same engine (save intake manifold, and a few other relatively inexpensive fixes). Then I'd spend the rest on mods.
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