Mike@PowerHouse
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Here is a few pics of he new 5.0 Coyote
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The cam and crank sensors are now at the back of the motor....
There are two belts, one for the alternator, one for the a/c and waterpump...
There is no p/s pump as the p/s in now electronic assist
Sooo....What exactly will the no PS pump do for people wanting to do engine swaps into 05-10 cars? Have to switch out the whole steering as well?
change the rack to the electric one out of the 2011 car, and buy the 2011's electric pump, hoses and lines. im sure we can use the same tank we have. should actually be a pretty easy swap. just got to mount the electric pump somewhere but that should be easy.
depending on price i plan to do this.
You will need to come up with a way to mount a p/s pump, there doesn't appear to be any provisions.
Have to see what and if the f150 or crown vic use for a motor and or p/s
Hyper pistons, forged rods, forged crank, the new man. trans is from Getrag
11:1:1 squish ratio.....................hmmmm.
I see these things being a good N/A motor, maybe also combined with some N2o, but bolt on boost seems out of the question.
I do not see these cars making more that 500rwhp with a blower. The boost would have to be kept very low (4-6 psi). For f.i. I'll stick with the 3v.
Its still going to skull rape the Camaro.
What does it red line at?
change the rack to the electric one out of the 2011 car, and buy the 2011's electric pump, hoses and lines. im sure we can use the same tank we have. should actually be a pretty easy swap. just got to mount the electric pump somewhere but that should be easy.
I noticed the rods...looked like I-beams. Will this motor have much room for improvement through tuning like the 3V does? Seems to me with that high CR (which BTW I thought was actually going to be 10.5:1) and factory headers, there's not much room for more aggressive timming and bettter flowing exhaust; thoughts on this subject?
This thing make me wonder if a better choice to the GT500 I'm about to close on would be an 2011 GT with the track pack...
This really is a great improvement over the 3V. Oil squirters allowing 11:1 compression on pump gas!, the stock exhaust manifolds look like an actual header, 4V, forged crank and rods (yes!) and VCT for both cams. I agree that bolt on boost will not be an option, but imagine this engine with a 125 shot.