lincoln00
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only took about 3 months
I like Fox Body Mustangs, but why do a v-8 swap into a car originally 4 cylinder, when the v-8 models can be had so cheaply?
I am just curious as you may know something I dont and I am pondering a purchase of a fox body.![]()
I like Fox Body Mustangs, but why do a v-8 swap into a car originally 4 cylinder, when the v-8 models can be had so cheaply?
I am just curious as you may know something I dont and I am pondering a purchase of a fox body.![]()
That was quick! Good job, it looks like a lot of fun.
A valid reason a Mustang magazine gave for buying a 4 banger body (other than cheapness) was that the chassis will have been subjected to less stress.
I know that in michigan, if you throw a v8 into a car titled with a 4 banger you get a insurance discount. Sounds good, looks like a nice rust free body. I personaly prefer the notch backs
I'd go this route too to make it right from the ground up. Fox v8s are still $5k+ around here. My dream is to 351 a 4-eye w/ Maximum Motorsports suspension and Cobra R brakes for my boy's first ride.
I like Fox Body Mustangs, but why do a v-8 swap into a car originally 4 cylinder, when the v-8 models can be had so cheaply?
I am just curious as you may know something I dont and I am pondering a purchase of a fox body.![]()
I know that in michigan, if you throw a v8 into a car titled with a 4 banger you get a insurance discount. Sounds good, looks like a nice rust free body. I personaly prefer the notch backs
the insurance company doesn't know its upgraded to a 5.0, they run the vin and see an econo 4 banger stang![]()
I don't get this? Am I thinking too hard why this would warrant a discount on insurance? I would think that most people who upgrade to a V8 are going to drive faster, and maybe a little more recklessly (not everyone obviously) so why give a discount to do this? Don't get me wrong, I like the idea but I don't understand...
the insurance company doesn't know its upgraded to a 5.0, they run the vin and see an econo 4 banger stang
you dont tell them it is a V8 you just give them the Vin.... when they look it up it come back as a 4cyl... if something happens you play dumb and say its not my fault you didnt ask the engine size! then your in the clear because your paying insurance on a 4cyl that has a V8 ....
I know that in michigan, if you throw a v8 into a car titled with a 4 banger you get a insurance discount.
:eyeroll:you dont tell them = insurance fraud.