Mustang V10 6.8 Custom Motor Swap on 2040-cars
Huntersville, North Carolina, United States
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V10 MUSTANG ONE OF A KIND 345HP NO EXPENSE SPARED ON THE MOTOR AND CONVERSION VERY LOW RESERVE, I HAVE MORE IN JUST THE MOTOR THAN WHAT THE RESERVE IS SET AT V10 Mustang.This 95 Mustang has a Ford 6.8L Triton V10 transplant. The car is titled as a v6. This is a one of a kind, custom transplant. This is a project car that needs to be finished. Most of the mechanical work has been done, and cosmetics are left. The car does run and will go down the road. The engine is rated at 310 hp and 425lbs torque, but has been increased to approx. 345hp and 450lbs due to the SCT Custom Tune. The car must use premium. Condition: The car is in need of some body work. Most of the body has been sanded down and primed. Some old paint still needs to be sanded and the quarter panels need some body repair. Because of the engine transplant, the body portion of the car needs to be re wired. The tail lights are already done, but the headlights, wipers and dash needs to be finished. Also the instrument cluster needs to be wired or replaced with performance gauges. The engine has been freshly rebuilt, but the transmission is a T45 with unkown mileage, but it works fine. I have also installed a ignition switch and push button starter in the center console. New Parts: Ron Francis Engine Management Wiring Harness Water Pump Alternator Ignition Coils Oxygen Sensors Cam/Crank Sensors Power Steering Pump Shorty Headers X Pipe 2.5 inch Summit Exhaust QA1 K Member QA1 tubular lower control arms Front Coil Over Assembly New Monroe Struts Adjustable Caster/Camber Plates Solid Motor Mounts SCT Performance Tuner New Clutch Set Adjustable Clutch Quadrant All Aluminum 3 Core Radiator with dual 10 inch fans PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS AND I ALSO HAVE THE CAR LISTED LOCALLY AND I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THE AUCTION AT ANY TIME. |
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