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is the block itself on the 2005 and up GT the same block as a 2000? Thanks guys View attachment 340721

 

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anyone?

 

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no one knows this?

 

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I would think they are, but I don't know for sure. As far as I know the heads and intake are the biggest difference.

 

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You contemplating a 3V swap?

 

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Same basic design, but they're not a direct swap at all. Timing cover and heads are obviously different, oil pan, engine mount locations, etc.

Long story short....not worth the trouble unless you plan on going completely custom.

 

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99GTtony said:

You contemplating a 3V swap?

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No not at all. I have an extra block from a 2000 GT .I have always wanted a Factory Five AC Cobra kit car but maybe try it with new Shelby parts for the three valve.