shcctx
Member
Damn, another sick ride! Good work!
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Few pics of my 89 LX with 04 Cobra swap
- Thread starter Boosted91lx
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Boosted91lx
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Thanks! I've been making a little progress lately and logging a few miles when the weathers nice. Having some clutch cable issues that I plan to fix this weekend then I'm starting on suspension and rear disk swap.
whiteponygt
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So just to clear up my confusion. What is the motor exactly. Did u head swap a bhead motor or swap the Eaton onto 99-01 cobra motor or is it indeed a terminator motor.if it's an 99-01 cobra motor . What kinda of boost are u running.
Boosted91lx
Member
It is an 04 Cobra engine. The 01 intake and timing cover were put on to run the Vortech. Right now I'm seeing about 18 lbs of boost.
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LSUFANMICK
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Nice build.
shcctx
Member
Looking good!
svt dave
Member
Yeah the eaton looks a lot more tidy. Looking good
Boosted91lx
Member
I had some questions asked about my heat exchanger mounting. I actually created a new inner bumper to hold the heat exchanger. Twin 7" fans keep the temps down and prevents warping the bumper. It all fits inside the factory LX bumper cover with no modification.
I also started some of the body work and test fit the new Race Star wheels.
I also started some of the body work and test fit the new Race Star wheels.
shcctx
Member
What size backspacing and tire size on those rear wheels? Nice setup on the exchanger!
Boosted91lx
Member
Backspacing is 6-7/8" on the rear. It requires a 1" spacer to work on a standard Fox rear end. Tires are M&H 275/60/17 Drag Radial. The wheels are actually for 05-14 Mustangs.
PoweredByAFR225
Member
Nice
IceStorm70
Member
Great progress!
Speedtospare
Well-Known Member
I love the heat exchanger mount. I may have to steal that idea. Mine site up a little too high on my 93. I wonder is we could swap one of the new shelby units in there?
I agree. That is one of the nicer looking ones I've seen, and better looking than anything I've built. If you happen to have more pictures of it, it would be a nice piece of tech to post on here for others (assuming it works a good as you hoped (-: ).
JD08
Member
That is impressive.
Zeph78
Member
Nice job. I bet it runs pretty good w/ 18 psi.