2v --> 4v Swap...Done!

Ice782

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Jun 24, 2003
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Crofton, MD
My mechanic finally figured out all of the bugs and got the engine started. I picked it up an hour ago and what a difference!!!
I did the 4v swap in my 99 GT, but added a few small goodies...I obviously the XCal to take off the PATS...put 4.10 gears in, with the pulleys and the air intake, etc etc. Its like a whole new car. I'll post some pictures up after I get all of the shop dust off of it and would be glad to post any information about what I used/needed to pull the swap off. But for now, I will be driving...:D
 
I don't have any numbers on it yet (I just got it back) but this is the timeframe/price, etc.
I kinda of had a unique situation, as it took over a month just to get the engine (court action pending). But once it was in the shop, it took about a month to get done. Granted, there was a lot of in between time, waiting for parts, etc.
My mechanic charged me $2500 for the swap, including the price for the rear-end (gears, diff, etc). The engine cost $5000, but it was new and I didn't have a core, so I guess that number might be a little misleading.
All in all, the hardest part was the wiring (and the most time consuming). Most everything else swapped over, including the pulleys and my TA.
I swapped the ECU, the MAF and the Hood. Everything else hooked up. AS soon as I can, I will take some pics and get some numbers for everyone.
If there are any specific ?'s please keep them coming. I know how frustrated I was before I was finished so feel free to ask!