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MUSTANGMM302
11-16-2003, 11:44 PM
Hello every one i am new to this website and i think it is great. I am looking to buy a stock 1994-5 mustang and i was looking at this web site that sells crate motors www.fordcobraengines.com/power2.htlm and when they say turn key kit does that mean it icludes absolutly every thing or is there more parts you would need to get. is there any other good web sites that sell motors. Is it resonable thinking that if i spend 5-6 thousand i can have a 300-400hp mustang that can handle a 100 shot of nos. and i have a friend that will do all of the instlation. i have about 14,000 to go into the and id rather have an older car that is hella fast what do u all think one more thing since i am not going to be using the motor that comes with the car is it smarter just to get a v6. Thanks for the help.

rerun
11-17-2003, 11:00 AM
well generally if its turn key, then ya it is, but make sure first.

also don't get a v-6, will make things a lot harder, will need to get a new driver shaft, transmission motor mounts and a little things like that, it all adds up BIG time.

and since when was 94-95 old? i still don't consider my 67 old

JohnnyWash1
11-19-2003, 05:52 AM
Geez, learn about periods and commas. Anyway, if you get a turn-key engine, that means complete, ready to run. However, it would be wise to upgrade supporting hardware, since the extra power will just force you to upgrade the drivetrain piece by piece anyway....hehe

Jon

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