LR 01 Cobra said:I posted this a year ago! No room for a lower pulley swap! Only 10 mm of clearance.
The upper pulley can be pulled off just like the 03/04's, but the pulley hangs over the snout. That's important because it don't allow you to use a smaller pulley to gain more boost.
You can get around that by shorttening the snout and making the drive shaft longer. I'm sure someone is already working on that! ;-)
The 10 rib belt that drives the pulley is behind the other belt that drives everything else. It will be a little tougher to swap.
FYI:
Also the 122 eaton can be ported just like the 03/04 blowers.
The problem with all this is the bottom end is only safe to around 600 RWHP. after that your driving a time bomb!
Tim :beer:
samill2 said:My whole world is turning upside down here so forgive me but I always thought Ford built the stangs and SVTs for guys like us who spend quadrillions of $$ in the aftermarket. If it's actually the opposite - I'm going to have to reevaluate my priorities in life.
LR 01 Cobra said:I posted this a year ago! No room for a lower pulley swap! Only 10 mm of clearance.
The upper pulley can be pulled off just like the 03/04's, but the pulley hangs over the snout. That's important because it don't allow you to use a smaller pulley to gain more boost.
You can get around that by shorttening the snout and making the drive shaft longer. I'm sure someone is already working on that! ;-)
The 10 rib belt that drives the pulley is behind the other belt that drives everything else. It will be a little tougher to swap.
FYI:
Also the 122 eaton can be ported just like the 03/04 blowers.
The problem with all this is the bottom end is only safe to around 600 RWHP. after that your driving a time bomb!
Tim :beer:
LR 01 Cobra said:The problem with all this is the bottom end is only safe to around 600 RWHP. after that your driving a time bomb!
Tim :beer:
chuckstang said:So are the 03/04's that run around with more then 600 time bombs as well????
True. Pauls Auto. Eng. is a great shop. He did the head/intake port work on my '92 and did the dyno tuning. He also built my 428CJ shortblock for my '69 r-code Mach 1. I used to spend a decent amount of time there but I haven't stopped by for several years Real good shop and nice guy. Great shop for extreme build-ups OR getting a concours restorationWe have 2 Very well respected shops here in Cincinnati, Paul's Automotive and MD Motorsports. I spend a lot of time at both, and turn some wrenchs at MD
LR 01 Cobra said:In Fords defense: They are building a car to handle 475 HP and it will do that! When we mod a car we are asking it to do something it’s not designed to do. Yes, it would be great if they would give us a better bottom end, but it does what it claims! So mod at your own risk and don’t expect Ford to honor your warranty if you do! It’s a chance you’ll take. I don’t have a problem with that, I’ve had a 01 and a 03 Cobra both were great cars. I’m gonna go out on a limb and say this will be a great car.
Tim
Purvis said:I'm looking forward to seeing them on the dynos, and also seeing what the bottom ends can handle.. Its going to make for great entertainment, especially since I know a few of you out there, wont be able to resist and will be tuning away, as soon as you take delivery. :thumbsup:
LR 01 Cobra said:LOL I'm picking mine up and going straight to MD to put in on the dyno. Then the CAI, exhaust and a tune. Should have everything waiting at MD. The same thing I did with the 01 and 03.
Tim :-D
Are you kidding me? Aftermarket is just that aftermarket. Ford does not make any money when you buy aftermarket parts and mod the shit out of your car with them. Ford is only stuck with trying to decide if a warranty claim is legitimate. Don't get me wrong I was modding my car with less than 500 miles on it and alot of people did the same but they can't handle when their car breaks, then they expect Ford to pay for it.samill2 said:My whole world is turning upside down here so forgive me but I always thought Ford built the stangs and SVTs for guys like us who spend quadrillions of $$ in the aftermarket. If it's actually the opposite - I'm going to have to reevaluate my priorities in life.