Road to buidling a 1990 Foxbody LX

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I am leaning towards the coyote swap, you will laugh because of dollars.
To build a 351 windsor FI with approximately 450-500 hp
to be able to handle future SC or turbo is $10 to 11K

A coyote swap depending on how low KM engine I find
is between 5-7k so newer low KM engine about 5k.
so 460hp at crank, cold air, cam and long tubes with good tune should
make the RWHP it will already except either SC or turbo.

Wiring harness for swap about 1200
I am already changing front end so no extra cost for mounts
as long as you know what your putting in before order.
So the 3-4k I save I can spend up a few other goodies :)
 
I am leaning towards the coyote swap, you will laugh because of dollars.
To build a 351 windsor FI with approximately 450-500 hp
to be able to handle future SC or turbo is $10 to 11K

A coyote swap depending on how low KM engine I find
is between 5-7k so newer low KM engine about 5k.
so 460hp at crank, cold air, cam and long tubes with good tune should
make the RWHP it will already except either SC or turbo.

Wiring harness for swap about 1200
I am already changing front end so no extra cost for mounts
as long as you know what your putting in before order.
So the 3-4k I save I can spend up a few other goodies :)
Ahh makes perfect sense. I would definitely go the coyote swap as well with that math. So many possibilities.
 
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