Mustang V6 parts???

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Asked by Clayton Feb 01, 2011 at 03:14 PM about the 1999 Ford Mustang

Question type: Car Customization

What is the cheepest way  to get a 1999 mustang v6 as fast as the gt version? What parts to buy and how much it would cost?

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spray is the cheapest way. or you could buy a new powertrain and rear end.

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And if i do the powertrain, how much will it cost, and how much hp will I gain?

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a 4.6 sohc engine with low miles can be had for $1750, a cobra engine can be had for as low as $2200 (note the ecu and harness will cost extra) transmissions can be had for $1400 or less, and an 8.8 trak lok rear end can be had for under $200. Horsepower depends on the engine you choose, I know a place that sells the terminator powertrains complete for $10,500, but you still need the rear end upgraded. If you were to get a 4.6 sohc get a windsor block (they were in 99 and 00 GT's) they make 260hp/302 ft lbs. The 2001-2004 4.6 sohc were romeo blocks that made 245 hp (with higher engine compression). If you wanna go for cheap v6 performance, start with rear end gears 3.55's or 3.73's at least (gears $180, install $200-$300) cold air intake ($100), exhaust ($400) and a tuner ($300). With those mods you should be somewhere in the low 14's for a quarter mile.

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