YES to AF gauge if you intend to tune it yourself. If you are getting it dyno tuned it's not as important but request them to turn on the adaptive learning for non WOT driving.
YES to AF gauge if you intend to tune it yourself. If you are getting it dyno tuned it's not as important but request them to turn on the adaptive learning for non WOT driving.
I'll be taking it back to Mr. Norm's for tuning.
If it's cheap and reliable it isn't fast
If it's cheap and fast it isn't reliable
If it's fast and reliable it isn't cheap
I would much rather have a positive displacement setup. I just don't have the time to invest in researching and gathering parts, and not too sure about hacking up my non-molested engine bay with made at home brackets etc..
I wonder if any shops close to me have any whipple or kenny bell superchargers they can install on these cars..
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'04 Marauder #357 of 3213 - Built and Eaton swapped - "MERCD"
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You're still going to need the majority of the parts required for an Eaton swap (i.e. lower intake manifold, intercooler, brackets, etc.), and if you're running a stock engine, either a Whipple or Kenny Bell will be serious overkill (not to mention big bucks; the blower will cost as much or more than a complete Eaton swap).
2003 300B DBP
Build date: 6/19/03
Number 7,792 of 7,838 - 326 of 328
Proud member of the MM "BLUES" Bros.
Purchased: 11/10/05
Eaton swap by ImpalaSlayer 11-09-10
Semper et in Aeternum, Mercurius.
In Memory:
2004 DTR
Build Date 01/27/04
Purchased 04/04/04
Wrecked 10/19/05, R.I.P.
For people wanting the Eaton swap brackets.
Read one of the lasts posts by MuscleMerc.
http://www.thechicagogarage.com/foru...d.php?t=135625
Sent from The White House on taxpayers dimes.
DTR + 4.10's + Eaton swap = Wreeeeeeeeeeeeeeedom
Hmmmm, looks like the brackets could be a bottleneck.
2003 300B DBP
Build date: 6/19/03
Number 7,792 of 7,838 - 326 of 328
Proud member of the MM "BLUES" Bros.
Purchased: 11/10/05
Eaton swap by ImpalaSlayer 11-09-10
Semper et in Aeternum, Mercurius.
In Memory:
2004 DTR
Build Date 01/27/04
Purchased 04/04/04
Wrecked 10/19/05, R.I.P.
Those are for the tube under the lower intake which connects to the water pump.What is the special screw and bolt for under Tousley Ford?
I used the Meziere because it was suggested by Kelly. I read that a standard Chevy t-stat also works, but when I tried one, I couldn't get the t-stat housing closed. Probably just my luck. The Meziere was a lot more shallow and fit like a glove. Just don't forget the special gasket for it like I almost did.Why did you need the Meziere tstat?![]()
2004 Black Marauder: #2237 Born on 4/1/2004
Eaton Swapped and a bunch of other goodies!
What changes are made to the tube under the lower intake that requires new hardware?
With the On3Performance kit, does the tstat mount inside it, deleting the oem tstat? I don't understand how the kit works yet. Or are you just talking about a new stat in the oem housing?
I think I reused the oem bolts to remount the tube, might've used one of them, but not needed the other. Also, if you have a rear head cooling mod done, you might have to do this to the tube to clear the fittings:What changes are made to the tube under the lower intake that requires new hardware?
Installed:
Yes you are correct. OEM t-stat housing gets deleted and you need a part I forgot to put on my list, but did buy, to modify the lower radiator hose. An aluminum elbow replaces the OEM t-stat housing, will update my list.With the On3Performance kit, does the tstat mount inside it, deleting the oem tstat?
Check out what Motown did here, particularly post# 221
http://www.mercurymarauder.net/forum...=79427&page=15
For an Eaton Swap, I only had to put the aluminum elbow in place, didn't have to do anything with the other side of the lower radiator hose as the overflow tank stays in place.
2004 Black Marauder: #2237 Born on 4/1/2004
Eaton Swapped and a bunch of other goodies!
Nice! Please let me know where you got the aluminum elbow. Thanks!
Maybe this one:
http://www.treadstoneperformance.com...rcooler+Piping
Item # AP15070
Car is soon to be for sale...
03 300A: Full SW exhaust (sold their crappy mufflers for $50 and replaced w/ Dynomax and factory tips), JLT, GMS connectors, NGK, 4.10, lowered, Zack fuel filter mod, Xcal tune, Musclemerc catch can. Non go fast stuff: Tint, Vinyl wrapped chrome, badgeless, spoiler, blendmount and hardwire V1, trunk organizer, factory changer, BC4E Dead pedal
I've been slowly piecing together the parts that I need for this swap for a little while now, but it's crunch time. I know this is "the recipe" that everyone follows, but page 3 of this PDF http://www.fordracingparts.com/downl...I_TechTips.pdf from FoMoCo/FRPP has me questioning the use of 39 lb/hr injectors. Is that where the Boost-A-Pump and the 255lph pump come into play?
2003 300A #5377 130,XXX Miles
Drilled and slotted rotors from Ebay
JLT
Stainless Works Long Tube Headers and 3" catback.
Mo's Tune
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