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Is it possible to get a 5.0L in a 01 GT

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collins8

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Just wondering is it possible to get a 5.0 in a 01GT. I love the body style of the new GT but I would like to stick a 331 with a vortech on it in the car, while keeping the AC and other accessories.
I know anything is possible but would it cost a fortune.
If there is any good threads on this ou there please supply me a link. I have searched with little luck.

Rob
 

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5.0 is a 302. VT engines makes a stroker kit for the 4.6 to stroke it out to 5.0.
 

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ditto...less hassle than swapping ie fuel system, computer...just get a stroker kit..or stroked and bored (324)
 
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I want to put an R302 block stroked 331 in it. If it is that big of a deal I will look at the 94/95 GT's
 

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then get a 94-95, less hassle but no modular for you
 
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If your really set on the 331, your probably better off looking at the earlier stangs.
Why not do a 5.4 with a vortech or a forged 4.6?? Both good for 500 rwhp easy
 

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collins8 said:
I want to put an R302 block stroked 331 in it. If it is that big of a deal I will look at the 94/95 GT's
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Go for a 94/95.
 
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is the car going to be driven on the street at all? if it is gonna be a pure off road race car then you could consider getting a body in white mustang from classic design concepts. the main problems you will run into when converting a 99+ stang to a 5.0 will be electrical, computer, and fuel systems. you could probably use a k member designed for a 94/95 stang.
 
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If it is possible, I could get the parts. There is a shop op the road and all they do is repair salvaged title mustangs. They have everything one would need if it could be done. I wonder if anyone out there has done such a swap??
I think it would be nice to have something a little unique. I could car less if it had a slavaged title as long as it looked nice and ran good.
 

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collins8 said:
Just wondering is it possible to get a 5.0 in a 01GT. I love the body style of the new GT but I would like to stick a 331 with a vortech on it in the car, while keeping the AC and other accessories.
I know anything is possible but would it cost a fortune.
If there is any good threads on this ou there please supply me a link. I have searched with little luck.

Rob
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You'd be better off with a forged DOHC. Those things LOVE blowers.
 

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Ryan02Stang said:
5.0 is a 302. VT engines makes a stroker kit for the 4.6 to stroke it out to 5.0.
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this would be the way to do it, keeping the stock bottom end so that you dont' have to modify any motor mounts too much at all.
 
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im thinking that you probably have that 331 right? therefore everyone saying you should get a forged 4.6 stroked to 5.0 would be a null point.
 

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The front chassis is essentially the same from 94-95 and 99+. If you want the new body style, the tubular K-member for a 94-95 would fit with a little work and your 331 would work. Why not just go ahead with a 347? If you're going with a carbureted setup on the 331, it would eliminate A LOT of hassle
 

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anything is possible, what state are you from by the way?
 
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