| Mark IV |
11-25-2010 10:29 AM |
Ford 5.0 "Coyote" in Superformance MK III
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He is the first 5.0 "Coyote" install in a SPF MkIII chassis. It fits, drives and looks pretty neat!
One more choice we can offer from Superformance.......
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| WardL |
11-25-2010 12:21 PM |
Does the Coyote come with a computer chip and OBD-II interface technology?
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| ACademic |
11-25-2010 02:19 PM |
Looks like Superformance is leading the way (at least in the replicar market) in offering alternative, up-to-date "green" powerplant options. Might not please all of the purists, but it has to open up more markets to buyers that don't necessarily want to tune but just want to plug and play. Doesn't look all that half bad either, though all that plastic covering is a marked change to what is more traditional. If Big Brother keeps getting his way, all new Cobras may have to go this route. :eek:
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| DrivinWest |
11-25-2010 04:42 PM |
I know a Coyote has made it into a BackDraft as well. I'm a big fan of EFI engines like this in classic replicas! Great mileage, unparalleled reliability, and awesome power & torque for the weight!
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| Mark IV |
11-25-2010 05:14 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by WardL
(Post 1091949)
Does the Coyote come with a computer chip and OBD-II interface technology?
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The ECU is an additional package that Ford Racing sells. It provides a harness with the connectors required to make it "work". Of course the exhauts must have O2 sensor bungs installed, etc.
The "Coyote" prep package is optional on the SPF MK III. |
| mickmate |
11-25-2010 07:29 PM |
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| mickmate |
11-25-2010 07:50 PM |
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| madmaxx |
11-25-2010 08:00 PM |
Fantastic, anybody have a sound bite. Fantastic job!!!! What is the price of the coyote engine and associated computer, o2 sensors etc?
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| mickmate |
11-25-2010 08:21 PM |
Max check my link 2 posts back for Black fri special prices.
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| SunDude |
11-26-2010 05:12 AM |
Rick, what's the hood clearance like with the Coyote underhood? Will it fit without the hood scoop? This looks like it could be the perfect motor for anyone looking to go with the clean street Cobra look.
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| Mark IV |
11-26-2010 05:16 AM |
Brian,
No scoop required (sorta like Phil Collins "No Jacket Required?").:LOL:
Taking orders on Coyote prepped chassis' now....................
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| madmaxx |
11-26-2010 08:21 AM |
Thanks!!
Alot cheaper than I thought it would be!!!! This really puts a new twist on powertrain options. So for about $9K you get everything down to the remote oil filter adapter if you choose. Where were these option when I was buying!!!!!!!
Quote:
Originally Posted by mickmate
(Post 1092013)
Max check my link 2 posts back for Black fri special prices.
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| madmaxx |
11-26-2010 08:25 AM |
Good job SPF now put one in a gt40!!!!!!
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| Mark IV |
11-26-2010 08:58 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by madmaxx
(Post 1092090)
Good job SPF now put one in a gt40!!!!!!
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You wanna buy one?
We can do it, just sign on the line and we will make it happen............. |
| madmaxx |
11-26-2010 10:21 AM |
Has there been one done yet?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark IV
(Post 1092096)
You wanna buy one?
We can do it, just sign on the line and we will make it happen.............
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| Mark IV |
11-26-2010 11:02 AM |
The chassis has already been built for a "modular" motor. The coyote uses the same mounts. The factory is working on the exhaust system and such.
Like I said, if you want one.....
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| madmaxx |
11-26-2010 11:26 AM |
I see one in the future nothing is pushing me right now. That being said I have a couple SPF dealers I owe some business too, so when I jump I have to reciprocate their treatement. Excellent post on the coyote in the cobra!!
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| WardL |
11-26-2010 11:07 PM |
How long until they come out with a 7.1 L Coyote? I don't suppose you can put that wiring harness on a 427 very easily unless you are a high tech operation.
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| madmaxx |
11-27-2010 08:09 AM |
Can you plug an outlet into the wall. The wiring harness would be a joke, it is plug and play. Besides the horsepower rating a little "low" it is an incredible package. Compared to a carburator the driveability would be incredible.
Quote:
Originally Posted by WardL
(Post 1092197)
How long until they come out with a 7.1 L Coyote? I don't suppose you can put that wiring harness on a 427 very easily unless you are a high tech operation.
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| puppster |
11-27-2010 08:44 AM |
I said it before, the production beauty cover on top of the engine looks like cheap plastic that would not have been available in the 60's. I still love this engine, and can't wait for someone to offer a nice looking engine cover.
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