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Old 05-03-2011, 04:10 AM
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I know the guy who built that car for Kochie.Leo from muscle car.It is a lot easy and cheaper to fit this engine than any modular Ford engine ,Ford has to offer.I couldn't do it myself.
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R.S.S suspensions make a conversion that removes the spring towers from the engine bay and replaces the front end with better geometry and coil over struts.The Modular motor fits nicely
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Old 05-03-2011, 04:20 AM
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R.S.S suspensions make a conversion that removes the spring towers from the engine bay and replaces the front end with better geometry and coil over struts.The Modular motor fits nicely
TCP from the states also does a system. The TCP parts were used in the 2009 Gone in 60 Seconds, with Eleanor. I am getting the TCP ones put on the car, looked at RRS but went TCP instead.

Both good products with good and bad points.
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