R red89lxstang New Member Jun 19, 2004 13 0 0 Jun 20, 2004 #1 Jun 20, 2004 #1 Is 2.3T swap easier than 5.0.. and when doing a 2.3T swap can you use some of the same wiring harnesses?
Is 2.3T swap easier than 5.0.. and when doing a 2.3T swap can you use some of the same wiring harnesses?
bhuff30 Founding Member Dec 11, 2001 6,037 35 129 Olathe KS Jun 20, 2004 #2 Jun 20, 2004 #2 It is much easier. you can use your stock wiring harness.
351wcoupe New Member Feb 13, 2003 1,811 0 0 Manhattan, Kansas Jun 20, 2004 #3 Jun 20, 2004 #3 Yeah the "up and running part" is very simple. Plus there are very few swaps out there that yuo can drive around with no exhaust for a few days.
Yeah the "up and running part" is very simple. Plus there are very few swaps out there that yuo can drive around with no exhaust for a few days.
mr_woodster Active Member Jul 28, 2003 1,314 0 36 Riverside, CA Jun 20, 2004 #4 Jun 20, 2004 #4 351wcoupe said: Yeah the "up and running part" is very simple. Plus there are very few swaps out there that yuo can drive around with no exhaust for a few days. Click to expand... USER WARNING: Driving without exhuast will increase horsepower and over all driving exsperience, not for amatures or the faint of heart. [SIZE=-1]ps:also not for people who have bad exsperience with the law.[/SIZE]
351wcoupe said: Yeah the "up and running part" is very simple. Plus there are very few swaps out there that yuo can drive around with no exhaust for a few days. Click to expand... USER WARNING: Driving without exhuast will increase horsepower and over all driving exsperience, not for amatures or the faint of heart. [SIZE=-1]ps:also not for people who have bad exsperience with the law.[/SIZE]
351wcoupe New Member Feb 13, 2003 1,811 0 0 Manhattan, Kansas Jun 20, 2004 #5 Jun 20, 2004 #5 lol! we drove 68 miles to the track like that ran it and drove home and continued driving the next 2 days without getting pulled over. Its wasn't until I put the 3" all the way that I started having problems with the police.
lol! we drove 68 miles to the track like that ran it and drove home and continued driving the next 2 days without getting pulled over. Its wasn't until I put the 3" all the way that I started having problems with the police.