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06-10-2015, 03:14 PM
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I'm new Just seeing how this works. I have a 2014ss getting read of it and just looking for the right t/a now. Been reading about engine swaps that's the 1st thing that's on my list. But haven't read a real answer to a question yet. If you have a t/a 2000 model and you wanted to swap to a better engine but with out the hassle of completely redoing the car, what's that's if there is. What's the best way to go?
06-10-2015, 04:46 PM
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No I'm getting read of the 14ss and getting a 00ta. The ss sucks horribly broke it several times and only has 15k miles. I'm getting a 00ta. And I know I will not like the factory ls1. I've had 4 of them. Just wanting to know what would be the best crate engine to put in the 00ta with out a bunch of fabrication Manly just want to plug and play
06-10-2015, 05:45 PM
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I'm new Looking for just hp I like cruising and if I happen to see a gt beside me I like to bust there ***. The ss. I broke the axel at 1500 miles. Got it new by the way. Then burnt the clutch screwed up the pressure plate and warped the flywheel. Got that fixed. 500 miles later it all needs replaced again
06-11-2015, 02:20 PM
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Looking for just hp I like cruising and if I happen to see a gt beside me I like to bust there ***. The ss. I broke the axel at 1500 miles. Got it new by the way. Then burnt the clutch screwed up the pressure plate and warped the flywheel. Got that fixed. 500 miles later it all needs replaced again
You know you can modify the LS1 for WAY cheaper to make more power than buying a new engine and swapping it in right?
Also a bone stock LS1 is more than enough to handle any pre-coyote powered Mustang GT. With full bolt-ons you can walk away from a stock Coyote Mustang as well...
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06-11-2015, 02:44 PM
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Well I do like the ls3 with just a tune and disabling all torque Mang. It runs pretty good that's why I'm busting it up all the time. And I agree the ls1 is good. But if I were to bolt on to my ls3 **** the car wouldn't even make it too town. I loved my ta's I really regret letting the last one go. Did all the bolt ons. I'm just wondering if there is a better motor that I can swap the ls1 out with that won't require a lot of refab I'm not that kind of guy I can take off and replace **** all day but making new and problem solving I don't have the talent for that stuff