2001 Ford Mustang Gt Project Car With Procharger Supercharger on 2040-cars
Aromas, California, United States
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Youtube video of it running
This car needs some work but the engine only has about 15,000 miles on it and the tranny has about 20,000 on it. Much of the car has been modified as you can see by the parts list below... It is currently registered as non-op but as you can see in the video it runs. It will currently not pass smog because of the Tune Performance: -Brand new slotted brake rotors, pads, calipers (~$650) -Brand new BBK high flow fuel pump (~$350) -MSD ignition coils (~$300) -piller triple Guage pod with brand new Air to Fuel ratio meter -Comp Cams Stage 1 cam (~$600) -C&L Mass Air Flow meter with K&N (~$250) -ported matched upper intake to 75mm BBK Throttle Body (~$150) -Professional Products Typhoon intake (~$500) -Patriot Performance Stage 2 ported heads (~$1200) -Flowmaster "American Thunder" exhaust but needs tail pipes (~$300) -Superchips XCalibrator 2 with an outdated Dyno tune from JBA in San Diego (~$600) -Sniper home tuning package that allows you to modify the tune and data log (~$500) -JBA coated shorty headers (~$650) -Performance Automatic automatic racing transmission rated to 600hp (~$2700) -Performance Automatic 2700 Stall torque convertor (~$500) -Performance Automatic flexplate -Transmission cooler (~$50) -180 degree thermostat (~$80) -aftermarket racing oil pan (~$150) -Rebuilt the engine with forged internals from Probe Industries (~$2,000) -Nitto Drag radials on the back and Rikken Raptor tires on the front -Procharger Stage 2 Supercharger with Intercooler and Mass Air flow meter (Only supercharger, tubes, intercooler, MAF so still need injectors and mounting hardware) Looks: -Touchscreen stereo with Bluetooth hands free, etc. -Roush Stage 3 front bumper -2000 Cobra R rear spoiler (~$400) Designed in an air tunnel for this body style mustang. -1995 Cobra R 17x9 Polished Aluminum rims (~$1200) -Some little parts: shifter handle, door pins, door seal plates, powder coated red brake calipers -Bullit gas cap cover Receipts for most of the parts. Have many of the original take-off parts if you want them. |
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