LS heads on a 351W:
To minimize the doners, I'm picturing getting a 5.0 explorer doner vehicle. Either swap the front SLA and 8.8, lengthen the frame of the Explorer, or hybrid the frames ( rear of 83-92 bed section to front clip of explorer). Build in stages, engine build/swap, trans upgrade...
Thanks for the well thought out post. I was hoping someone would give some insight on mixing years etc. As far as engines go, get the keeping it Ford perspective. Like I said, I'm open to GM. What's interesting about the LS is that it allegedly designed after a 351W. The bolt pattern of the...
I'm in CA so it has to be fuel injected swap from a "Light Duty Truck" For a 5.0 it needs to be an Explorer. For an LS it needs to be a half ton. I understand the Ford bias. Why a 331 as opposed to a 347 or a 351? I'd also like to know how close gen 1 and gen 2 body/frame mounting.
Using an 87/88 extra cab. How would you build a truck with street manners? 5.0, Coyote, or LS? I'm not a purest and would only like to hear about bag for the buck and path of least re$i$tance. I wondering about AWD for traction so would a Explorer drive train hold up to say 400hp? Also I'd like...
Honestly I get tired of that suggestion. I'm looking for real solutions within the constraints of CA legal swaps. I'm not moving to a hillbilly state where I can slap a carburetor on something and call it good.
I'd definitely do a write up. What to swap depends on bang for the buck. Eco-boost 2.3 would be the best engineering upgrade but for me it would too expensive. CA won't let me do a Turbo Coupe as of 2018. Ford Explorer 5.0 would be most cost effective when getting a cheap donor car. They are...
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YES! Also it needs to visually stock. No turbos unless it came from a light duty truck. Cannot come from a passenger car. No power adders to the stock engine either.
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