smokedya2
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How many on here done One or knows someone who has done the swap? I'm in process of doing one just like to see what kind of problems you or that person you know ran into.
coyote swap
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I assume into an sn95? All the wiring and computer for coyote engine. Holley now makes the computer and harness for them, as well as modulars. Aftermarket K-member helps, not 100% sure if its needed. Special Coyote headers into an sn95 is needed..iirc $500. Electronic pedal.
This swap makes all the sence in the world cause of power output on 87octane. Absolutely phenomenal if you ask me!! Most swappers LKQ a truck coyote and order the brains/spinal cords new for a mustang. That Holley system out now is really advanced over the stock setup. Tuner friendly, but spend $2000+ for the setup(WELL WORTH IT for the track)
This swap makes all the sence in the world cause of power output on 87octane. Absolutely phenomenal if you ask me!! Most swappers LKQ a truck coyote and order the brains/spinal cords new for a mustang. That Holley system out now is really advanced over the stock setup. Tuner friendly, but spend $2000+ for the setup(WELL WORTH IT for the track)
If I were to do it, that's the route I would take.
MM K member, the swap headers, the holley system, and use a truck motor for your base platform
MM K member, the swap headers, the holley system, and use a truck motor for your base platform
Mustanger
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What are the advantages of the truck motor? Filing info for the future. Thanks
Royal96
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As far as I know, they're easier to find and are a bit cheaper. Other than that, I think the only differences are the cams and intake? Not sure if the intake is even different.
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Ive been told exhaust cams are different.
Ive been told exhaust cams are different.
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the truck motor is lower compression and has different oil cooling.
D3VST8R96GT
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I have considered it heavily but decided against it ....Maybe now as the swap tech as advanced it would be a little more practical. Great option though.
Mustanger
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Since Kenne Bell dropped any products for a pushrod 302 I was casting about for another option...and came up with the Coyote swap as an even better option!! Yeah it is a bit more money but the HP limits are so much higher & I LOVE the higher Rev Limits!!! I was shooting for 300+ HP & I will start with 426 or 435 using the New Coyote!
Coyote is a no brainer
