Just a couple comments. WOW! Thank you! Looks AWESOME! I have been going over every mustang forum around trying to see who has swapped a 3V 4.6 and what it would take. You have answered almost all of my questions. One I do have, is there anything that can be done about that gas pedal to use a throttle cable, and how hard was it to adapt it the way you did to be drive by wire? I have 2 vehicles getting that motor. A 98 F150 with 160K on the odometer and a 93 mustang. Any advice? I'm using an explorer 4.6 3V as soon as I pick them up. Any idea if the 98 trans will work with it? Thanks man I appreciate the inspiration and the advice. BAD ***!!!!

 

Awesome!! Seen and even ridden in a Slick with this swap. looks great on a Bump too!!

You will love the ride.. they corner like go-karts!!

 

Hallalujah, praise the Lord. I am so glad there is an alternative to the GM clips and parts. Looks good, but I liked the Mercury wires on it in the first few pictures. That is something not seen in a long time. Great job.

 

Nice job! As much as I love the older iron, the 4.6L is a strong screamin' motor.

Adrianspeeder

 

Thanks guys. I've got a long way to go but she's slowly getting there.

 

Imagine how it'll look with a smooth paint job, front end, and bumpers...

 

Hopefully like this...

 

That's rockin'!

 

wow. that truck is going to be a head turner. i have a 64 stepside that would look sweet with that setup. what years and models will work for this and how much will the stance of the truck change. wil i still be able to pro street if i decide to or is this swap more intended for cruising.thanks bentts64

 

That's something I've thought about (but with a 73-79 stepside), but never checked. Had NO idea the wheelbase is that close.

 

What ever happened to this truck?

 

Wow, that really is a fantastic setup using the CV frame. Nice

 

Thats what I was thinking thats why I want to know what happened with it

 

Interested in an update too!!

 

See if you can find a mark viii motor for it, the heads on that motor are no good