Debated it but the radius it has to bend at won’t allow it. Gets close to the tire and I didn’t like how it would have looked. Can do more gradual bends higher.
@thatgreen66yote Coyote Swap Thread
Starting a build thread for the first time to document progress and get advise from the many on here who have dealt with the issues posed by this swap. My car has the second generation MII Heidts front end in it with an SBF and a t5 right now. Fueling is from tanks inc injection tank and Pimpxs. I mini tubbed it and installed an SoT 3 link, 9" with 3.89's and truetrac last year. Here in the planned parts list as of now.
Gen 3 mustang coyote(new or used not sure yet)
Vintage air front runner(not sure if I will be running a driven PS pump or Volvo electric)
T56 wide ratio with QT bell, 1330 yoke, clutch fork (will be here next week)
Running a cable for the clutch right now since I already have it. May go to hydraulic if the pedal is too stiff.
Ford control pack
Flywheel
www.americanmuscle.com
Clutch
www.americanmuscle.com
Pilot
www.americanmuscle.com
Trans tunnel
www.tinmanfabrication.com
Driveshaft will be Sot
Will run Manual brake's for now. Probably wilwood MC
Headers are TBD
Oil cooler nonsense is TBD
Radiator and fan are TBD
Seems daunting. Here is the car as it sits:
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Gen 3 mustang coyote(new or used not sure yet)
Vintage air front runner(not sure if I will be running a driven PS pump or Volvo electric)
T56 wide ratio with QT bell, 1330 yoke, clutch fork (will be here next week)
Running a cable for the clutch right now since I already have it. May go to hydraulic if the pedal is too stiff.
Ford control pack
Flywheel
Ford Performance Mustang Billet Steel Flywheel; 8 Bolt M-6375-G46A (96-04 Mustang Cobra, Mach 1; 99-Mid 01 Mustang GT) - Free Shipping
FREE SHIPPING! Peace of Mind. When replacing your clutch you have two options, resurfacing your old stock flywheel, or getting a brand new flywheel. A new flywh
www.americanmuscle.com
Clutch
Ford Performance Mustang Organic Clutch Kit; 26 Spline M-7560-T46 (96-04 V8 Mustang w/ Tremec Transmission) - Free Shipping
FREE SHIPPING! Enhances Overall Performance. If you want to add more power to your already impressive Ford Mustang V8, then the Ford Performance Clutch is your
www.americanmuscle.com
Pilot
Ford Performance Mustang Roller Pilot Bearing M-7600-B (96-17 Mustang GT; 07-12 Mustang GT500) - Free Shipping
FREE SHIPPING! Extra Insurance. To extend the life of your Mustangs new performance clutch it is highly recommended to replace that old and worn out stock pilot
www.americanmuscle.com
Trans tunnel
1965-1973 Mustang Transmission Tunnel Panel
Parts for Engine-Transmission Swaps & Chassis Upgrades
www.tinmanfabrication.com
Driveshaft will be Sot
Will run Manual brake's for now. Probably wilwood MC
Headers are TBD
Oil cooler nonsense is TBD
Radiator and fan are TBD
Seems daunting. Here is the car as it sits:
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I’m trying to figure out how crazy I should go cleaning the bottom of the upper cowl. It’s got surface rust on it. I started but I’m already bored of it. What do you guys think?
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It looks good to me unless you plan on driving on the beach at Daytona? Mine doesn't leak so I ignore it.
Rust needs oxygen to spread. Encapsulation is the answer. A lot of forum members have kittens if every surface isn't blasted and treated with 5 different things and coated with 4 different epoxy coatings. At 60 , I looked at the bottom of my cowl and decided the grim reaper was going to get me long before rust got the cowl!
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