Saywhen
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I’m well aware of that. Just letting folks that are interested know what came strait from comp camsEvil 5.0 already showed the CS3 NA cams work very well with a whipple.
I’m well aware of that. Just letting folks that are interested know what came strait from comp cams
If you go with the Paxton I would do oil fed version since it is very easy to over spin it and you outgrow it quickly. My vote would be the whipple and an auto swap.
So the boss intake would be a bad idea with the 2200sl because of higher rpm= better chance of overspin?If you go with the Paxton I would do oil fed version since it is very easy to over spin it and you outgrow it quickly. My vote would be the whipple and an auto swap.
Check out my thread out below and I will be happy to answer any additional questions. The transmission is the most expensive part and I think you can use an F150 trans but have not confirmed. If you use the F150 trans Performance Automatics in MD sells a bracket you need to mount the mustang shifter cable to the f150 housing. The mechanical part takes about a day or less off jackstands and less if you have a lift. The programming is not too bad but you will need someone with an IDS to reflash the PCM and reset PATS.How involved is autoswap? Thinking about that and cost... I figure I may be able to get 5K out of my complete setup... so what am I looking at?