Thanks for your hard work on the video ! Keep it up please ! Is there any particular reason that you chose those specific Ford parts ? MMR , I totally understand .
Thanks, appreciate your reply. I got a good deal on the shortblock from a Ford vendor. Gen2 heads with Gen1 timing components are the best combo for my Gen1 setup. I like MMR parts, they have a good thing going. Haven't had any issues with them.
Thank you, appreciate it, glad it helped you out. It was a Edelbrock that I ended up selling. I have a GT500 Supercharger Ported by Kong with a few other goods. I'm always looking for a cheap Whipple to rebuild.
Good info but crazy to see people spend money on the mmr guides and aftermarket valves but keep the stock valve springs. Stock guides have held up in 1500hp applications for a while.
Thanks for the reply! You're absolutely correct. Stock guides are capable of over 1000++. As stated in the video, it was an impulse buy. With the Boss camshafts, the GEN2 springs will handle the 13mm lift.
I was going to do a price list, but as the video ages, with inflation and other market factors the price wouldn't match the future market. I provided the part numbers for viewers to look up. Thank you.
Got a good deal on a Gen 3 long block. Can I just swap Gen 1 timing components and be good? I don't really see people doing 3-3-1 builds for some reason
I’m not an expert but you should be good. Take this with a grain of salt but people use gen 2 heads because they flow the best, however since you have a gen 3 long block you should be able to just slap gen 1 timing components and call it a day.
I would do 3-2-1. Gen3 shortblock, gen2 heads, gen1 timing components. The gen2 heads were developed around the 302 Boss coyote and flow similar. Make sure you get some oil pump gears and arp hardware. Can't go wrong, you're already there.
@@Oxman_Garage I’m using a gen 3 block for my gen 1 and sorry about the question but what is TTY? I’m tryna do the swap but arp bolts are out of my budget for now lol
Torque To Yeild. These are one time use bolts. You have to throw them out after you take them off the engine. The head bolts, cam cap bolts, main bolts, crank, oil pump, etc.
Yes I want to build it so I can say I did it, you have a title to it? Shoot info record the build I’ll give ya a shout. Have next to zero subscribers but you deserve it
F150 blocks have lower compression through the generations. The GEN3 Mustang block has higher compression. All depends on the set up. With the set up in the video, yes the CNC ported cylinder heads will yield slightly lower compression.
This information is gold , thank you, saving this video for when im ready for a gen3 shortblock👍
Good luck finding gen2 heads 😢😢
Thanks for your hard work on the video ! Keep it up please ! Is there any particular reason that you chose those specific Ford parts ? MMR , I totally understand .
Thanks, appreciate your reply.
I got a good deal on the shortblock from a Ford vendor. Gen2 heads with Gen1 timing components are the best combo for my Gen1 setup. I like MMR parts, they have a good thing going. Haven't had any issues with them.
dude amazing video! thank you so much this is such useful information, and im gonna just call that its a gen 5 whipple and damn do i like it lol
Thank you, appreciate it, glad it helped you out. It was a Edelbrock that I ended up selling. I have a GT500 Supercharger Ported by Kong with a few other goods. I'm always looking for a cheap Whipple to rebuild.
Good info but crazy to see people spend money on the mmr guides and aftermarket valves but keep the stock valve springs. Stock guides have held up in 1500hp applications for a while.
Thanks for the reply! You're absolutely correct. Stock guides are capable of over 1000++. As stated in the video, it was an impulse buy. With the Boss camshafts, the GEN2 springs will handle the 13mm lift.
The lack of enthusiasm and monotone is crippling lol😂 good video though
I agree, I encourage you to check out my newer videos. It's a learning process to develop and create videos on TH-cam. Thank you for your feedback.
@@Oxman_Garage def will do
I’ll definitely sub, I love to see growth. Overall, enjoyed the video
I know you put part numbers in video but could you put it all in one big list in the description?
Pen and paper my friend, you got this
What was the price for all the parts mentioned? Looking to do the same except with dished pistons and forged rods.
I was going to do a price list, but as the video ages, with inflation and other market factors the price wouldn't match the future market. I provided the part numbers for viewers to look up. Thank you.
Got a good deal on a Gen 3 long block. Can I just swap Gen 1 timing components and be good? I don't really see people doing 3-3-1 builds for some reason
I’m not an expert but you should be good. Take this with a grain of salt but people use gen 2 heads because they flow the best, however since you have a gen 3 long block you should be able to just slap gen 1 timing components and call it a day.
I would do 3-2-1. Gen3 shortblock, gen2 heads, gen1 timing components. The gen2 heads were developed around the 302 Boss coyote and flow similar. Make sure you get some oil pump gears and arp hardware. Can't go wrong, you're already there.
Gen 3 heads have a provision for the HP Pump that’s why.
Where did your buy the valve covers?
Summit Racing
What's the cost on a build like this?
I don't have an exact number on my set up, Ill have to add everything up at the end.
@@Oxman_Garage Sounds good. I'm looking to put something together for my New Edge. A ball park guess would be cool one video.
Since you're using gen1 computer, do you suppose to time it as a gen 1?
Yes, correct. GEN1 timing components, cams, computer all together.
Ruff estimat of coast or video
Do I have to use the arp bolts ? Can I get away using gen 1 12mm head bolts I’m doing same thing 3-2-1
It depends on what block you're using. Gen1 and 3 are 12mm bolts. You don't have to use arp. TTY bolts are fine too.
@@Oxman_Garage I’m using a gen 3 block for my gen 1 and sorry about the question but what is TTY? I’m tryna do the swap but arp bolts are out of my budget for now lol
Torque To Yeild. These are one time use bolts. You have to throw them out after you take them off the engine. The head bolts, cam cap bolts, main bolts, crank, oil pump, etc.
What rods and pistons ? And sizes
It's the stock GEN3 Mustang pistons and rods.
So, there is no part two?
Unfortunately not, I sold everything to buy a used Predator 5.2 drivetrain
Is there a guide to do this build with required info to build it?
Are you building a Coyote engine? I have a how to build a Coyote engine in my playlist
Yes I want to build it so I can say I did it, you have a title to it? Shoot info record the build I’ll give ya a shout. Have next to zero subscribers but you deserve it
Usually I hear people using gen 1 blocks
Is the compression ratio affected ?
F150 blocks have lower compression through the generations. The GEN3 Mustang block has higher compression. All depends on the set up. With the set up in the video, yes the CNC ported cylinder heads will yield slightly lower compression.
Don't think it could have been possible with out wyllie coyote 🐺 there on top the block
Haha you're absolutely right. 🐕
Why gen 2 heads rather then 3?
That was the set up I was going for with a Gen1 control pack
The Gen 3 passenger side head has a provision for the HP pump. Wont work
Kudos for trying to come up with your own name for the Frankenstein engine :-/
Well yeah, I'm not gonna copy the guy. My engine is different if you watch and compare videos.