Wow! Lucky you...........I have yet to get a tracking number..............but at least the CC has not been charged yetI got a tracking number the same day, so however long it takes, it is in UPS's hands
Wow! Lucky you...........I have yet to get a tracking number..............but at least the CC has not been charged yetI got a tracking number the same day, so however long it takes, it is in UPS's hands
Ahhh... So they sent me an email with a parts list. I ok'd it then got a billing statement. You might call them tomorrow and see what the deal is.Wow! Lucky you...........I have yet to get a tracking number..............but at least the CC has not been charged yet
I may have missed it, but what are you planning to do to the motor? Had a chance to buy an 85 that someone had started the LS swap on. It was basically minus the headers. It had the MSD set-up for a carb and some expensive Texas made cam. I was in an inspection area in VA and figured I would never get it registered. Probably should have picked it up.
Most of the LS swaps I've seen used the AJE K member and front suspension. Thinking this was the only option, I sold my UPR sbf front end (k, arms, and coilovers) for cheap....
Had a sickening realization this morning. The UPR LS-swap kit consists of what looks like a SBF k member with 4.6 motor mounts and adapter plates. This means I sold all of my stuff only to buy it brand new again.
Sharad, Please tell me I'm wrong and it's a totally different K member and did the right thing selling everything.
Still sitting offshore, bored out of my mind. I have a welder picked out, just need to get home and buy the sucker. It's the Hobart MVP 210. A little over kill for what I need, but it's extremely versatile and mobile. Just.... expensive @ $849.
Oh thank goodness. Yeah, it was a pushrod K member.Our LS-swap kit uses a modular (4.6) k-member, not the pushrod (5.0) k-member. I thought you had the pushrod k-member before?
This brings me at ask (in my best fatherly advice voice) : What are your intentions for this car?
The track is the only place you'll get away w/ having an LS-?? in a Mustang.
Oh you'll still be able to take the thing to a local cruise in or show, and nobody will care that it has one of the best engines GM ever built under the hood,...but if any venue( shows, cruise ins, races, large gatherings i.e. Mustang Week) has Ford listed as a sponsor....................."Why no Collin,.....you cant play in any of our reindeer games"
im wit madmike track only i wouldnt even do it for this!! real powa ford powa! unless your low on coin
No I get the reason behind using a LS, and I am a believer in them for bang for the buck, straight from the JY,.. .but, only being able to hang around a bunch of inbred Chevy boys because I stuck a Bowtie motivator in my Ford body would get old.
That is why i'll never put one in a body it doesn't belong in.
Collin has another street driver Mustang w/ the right engine in it that allows him to "commune w/ normal society" at the cruise ins,....his sloppy second is a project wherein he'll just have to get used to purist sneers from them at the track.
madmike1157 Im still dead set on an LS motor, buuut a 460 with what they describe as "old school cobra jet heads" and a bunch of other parts just listed locally for $1500 obo. If I could get a casting number off the heads, might it be worth considering?
The goal of the project was go fast for cheap and LS/turbo seemed to be the way to go, but after reading your article, well... its a solid case.
ALSO - need opinions -
This car is a beater. The floor pans have been cut out for whatever reason and replaced with some "regler ol" sheet metal and the welds are absolutely awful. Is it justifiable to cut the garbage out and order the floorpans from LRS for $229 and make it look presentable even though its a track beater? Does this push into a safety/structural integrity concern?
If its gonna happen, it needs to happen now before I can proceed with anything else....
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