460 V-8 in a CV box!!!

[trwp72]

For those of you that is INTERESTED... there is a thread on that "Other" website about someone putting a 460 V-8 in a box... it looks awsome.. check out the pictures here....

http://www.superford.org/registry/vehicles/detail.php?id=2283&s=20290#content


Personally, I would have cleaned the cars engine bay up before I installed it... but, that is the "show car" in me!!! Tom...

[Grand Marquis GT]

Cool swap. Thanx.

But the guy is a dickhead.

[Paul_]

lol, when i get ready for my engine swap, i'm taking a steam cleaner to the engine bay

[Ifixyawata]

Interesting story on that guy. He's spent years trying to find or design a speedo for the t-bird/cougar that would read over 85. Hundreds of dollars spent on Nordskog guages and all this. Then, some guy tinkering around finds out you can solder a resistor in and it reads up to 199. So, what the 460 guy did was take the guy's idea and try to sell it on eBay as a service... for $200. He's a little strange, but his buddy with the green '93 marquis is a cool dude.

[Grand Marquis GT]

You mean ray? The 4.6 Tech forum mod?

Yeah hes cool. Thats why hes the mod! His car rawks too :D

[Ifixyawata]

I talked to Ray for a good hour or so at this year's CatJam. Very cool dude. Ed seems a litte less friendly, that's all.

[Grand Marquis GT]

Id say.

He called me a "troublemaker" on CVN, claiming all us "troublemakers" cause our own sites, even singling ronman out.

Fuck that. Ronman is a friend of mine. But thats all I gots to say bout that.

[Lincolnmania]

i'm planning a 460 swap in a grand marquis.......it will probably be the first low buck 460 swap tho..........i'll make my own custom parts if i have to........all junkyard pieces on this baby
scott

[trwp72]

I am think about doing this to my '91 as soon as I get the 84 up and running on the show circuit.. AND if I can find a 460 and a C-6 with all the "goodies" I need...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v290/trwp72/91fdhood.jpg

Even thought about having my body man "raise" the hood in the middle (along the black lines on the picture above) to make clearance for the aircleaner... sorta like a cowl induction hood... It would follow the lines of the original hood... basicaly just cut the hood out, add some sheet metal, weld the cut out back on, and add some bracing around the edges that ties it back into the original hood bracing... He would not even have to cut the front loose.. just bend it up and roll it, and then add metal to the other three sides... so the car will still look stock, unless you look really hard... an ultimate street sleeper.... Oh, and of course IF they notice the 7.5 emblems on the side of the fenders....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v290/trwp72/75emblem.jpg
Or even put these on the side of the hood "induction"!!! Like the old 442's..