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Old 11-14-17, 09:04 AM
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1st Gen Coyote Swap

Does anyone have any pictures of a 1st gen coyote swap? Looking at fitment.
Old 11-16-17, 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by browntrout
Does anyone have any pictures of a 1st gen coyote swap? Looking at fitment.
May not fit between the strut towers...but someone did a 1UZ swap in a FB so it may fit if that fit
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Coyote might be too big and way too expensive. An LS would be way more cost efficient as far as power gains. But I would still love to see it
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Originally Posted by SiestaST
Coyote might be too big and way too expensive. An LS would be way more cost efficient as far as power gains. But I would still love to see it
Expensive is a relative term.
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Originally Posted by evo_koa
Expensive is a relative term.
Yes, but massive DOHC on each bank of a V8 is insurmountable. It simply won't fit with both height and width of engine. That's why a Cam-In-Block V8 is going to be your best bet. Why not go for an E-Rod LS3 Kit and then hit up Comp Cams for valvetrain/cam configuration? 600whp NA would be fun.
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I'd go with an aluminum block chevy 3.6L V6 from a Colorado. 308 hp @ 6,800 rpm stock.
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I think a 2.3L EcoBoost swap would be awesome for a light car.
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