All non special edition coyotes and modular motors use powder metal rods which are forged like all powered metal rods but not in the traditional sense. Boss 302, Gen 2, and Gen 3 coyote rods increased strength comes from a heavier rod with a thicker beam and upgraded metallurgy over the Gen 1 coyote. Good luck with the new setup.
Very interested in your video can you run VUDU cylinder heads of a GT 350 R on a GEN three short block in S1 97 or will I have to swap the ECU and other components
Honestly, I'm not sure if gt350 heads will work on the coyote block. That would be a good question for either your tuner or you could ask Alex on his channel @ YDBT4LIFE. Thanks for watching 👍
I've really considered doing this build with forged everything, and then selling my gen 1 with 52k miles, and I think I could basically break even without breaking anything
I too just blew up my stock Gen 1 bottom end on my 2012 Roush Stage 3. My heads and R2300 are still in great shape at only 28k miles. I want to reuse my gen 1 components and supercharger. Did you need to do anything funky to install your RS2300 on the gen 3 block? I’ve heard you often need to do some grinding for it to fit.
Hey, Thanks for watching! I'm sorry to hear that you're going through this. On the bright side, you will come back stronger 😁 Yes, the Gen 3 block actually had an additional 4 spots on the block for knock sensors, which we needed to cut out. These were located mid block and up front. Without these cut out, we couldn't get the blower to sit properly flush.
@@That_FN_Coyote_Car okay awesome thanks! And yeah it was a doozy. Just bought the car on the 29th in Texas to drive 1100 miles home to NC. Car blew up in Mississippi haha. Ended up at Atlas Auto and they are gonna rebuild her for me.
Actual I didn’t. In all the video I have watch, that was a part everyone has missed. Thanks much appreciated. Mine is almost done.. that was a major hold up.
This a manual car? I picked up a gen 1 with a D1sc with a 4.75 pulley, auto 6r80 I was told it should be at 8 pounds on 93 it’s under warranty I believe tuned by procharger was wondering how safe it is, was told it’d be somewhere in the 580-600 range! Thank you! Any input helps! New to the platform!
Judging by your profile picture, I'm going to assume you're coming from the import platform? I was an import guy up until I bought my Mustang in 2016 👍 Yes, this car is a manual car. 8 lbs of boost on 93 is most definitely safe. 10 or less lbs of boost on pump gas for coyotes is where you're typically safe (600-650whp). I hope that helps! Welcome to this platform, and I appreciate you watching my video & commenting 👍
I will be doing a 3-2-1 swap on my gen 1 after 120k miles, it has full exhaust, 18 intake, and 93 tune. After the swap is complete, we plan to get it dyno tuned, but would the current tune be able to start the car? I’m assuming it would with the same timing set up but with different compression ratios and all
I'm not sure. I started mine with a new tune. Best to check with your tuner on that one man. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions during the process
@hoonage5 Adding boostane would most definitely help. I still preach to this day to not push more than 10psi on any type of pump gas. Race fuel or E85 if you want to make more than 10lbs.
Nice! That's what I would have done, but I couldn't find any gen 2 blocks. I don't think you can go wrong with either. Good luck with the swap and thanks for watching!
You most definitely did! I mix it up, sometimes I'll dump it and other times I'll slip it. We were doing alot of testing in the fall and will be back at testing again come spring 👍
Gen 2 heads flow a bit better, but I don't believe it's a significant difference. Can't imagine it's worth buying gen 2 heads if you already have good gen 1 heads.
For a 3-2-1 build is it possible to run different cams while using the gen 1 timing component or has to strictly be gen 1 cams for this build
You can run different cams (aftermarket) but they must be for 2011-2014 model years. Otherwise it won't work.
All non special edition coyotes and modular motors use powder metal rods which are forged like all powered metal rods but not in the traditional sense. Boss 302, Gen 2, and Gen 3 coyote rods increased strength comes from a heavier rod with a thicker beam and upgraded metallurgy over the Gen 1 coyote. Good luck with the new setup.
Thank you!!!
Very interested in your video can you run VUDU cylinder heads of a GT 350 R on a GEN three short block in S1 97 or will I have to swap the ECU and other components
Honestly, I'm not sure if gt350 heads will work on the coyote block. That would be a good question for either your tuner or you could ask Alex on his channel @ YDBT4LIFE. Thanks for watching 👍
Just found you thru your comment on the BB&H ..great run and enjoy the story. Hope you had Happy Holidays.. bless 🙏
Hey! I appreciate you swinging by the channel 😁 Happy holidays to you as well my friend 🙏
I've really considered doing this build with forged everything, and then selling my gen 1 with 52k miles, and I think I could basically break even without breaking anything
That's what I wish I did...
Thanks for watching!
Pretty crazy story. Glad you got it all figured out and fixed and ready for the 2023 season
Thanks Reny 🙌
Thats what happens when you beat the ever loving crap out of a car as long as you have.... Can't wait to see what you build next.....
I appreciate you! Thanks for watching 😊
Love that intro song, what is it?
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I too just blew up my stock Gen 1 bottom end on my 2012 Roush Stage 3.
My heads and R2300 are still in great shape at only 28k miles.
I want to reuse my gen 1 components and supercharger. Did you need to do anything funky to install your RS2300 on the gen 3 block? I’ve heard you often need to do some grinding for it to fit.
Hey, Thanks for watching! I'm sorry to hear that you're going through this. On the bright side, you will come back stronger 😁
Yes, the Gen 3 block actually had an additional 4 spots on the block for knock sensors, which we needed to cut out. These were located mid block and up front. Without these cut out, we couldn't get the blower to sit properly flush.
@@That_FN_Coyote_Car okay awesome thanks! And yeah it was a doozy. Just bought the car on the 29th in Texas to drive 1100 miles home to NC. Car blew up in Mississippi haha.
Ended up at Atlas Auto and they are gonna rebuild her for me.
@mmahanor I was just in NC 2 weeks ago racing. Love it there 👍 Good luck with the car man 🙏
This channels content is exactly the kinda channel I've been looking for.
Dope Stang. Looking forward to following what you do with your car
Thanks for watching! 🙌
How did you block off the extra port on the oil filter housing.
I didn't block off any ports.
You need to use a Gen 2 oil filter housing when you use the gen 3 block. You might already know this but just incase.
Actual I didn’t. In all the video I have watch, that was a part everyone has missed. Thanks much appreciated. Mine is almost done.. that was a major hold up.
@@miketaylor8688 You're welcome man! Part number is FR3Z 6881 K
Does this particular hosing have a oil cooler port. Not trying to be bothersome.
@@miketaylor8688 I don't believe so... my car doesn't have an oil cooler.
This a manual car? I picked up a gen 1 with a D1sc with a 4.75 pulley, auto 6r80 I was told it should be at 8 pounds on 93 it’s under warranty I believe tuned by procharger was wondering how safe it is, was told it’d be somewhere in the 580-600 range! Thank you! Any input helps! New to the platform!
Judging by your profile picture, I'm going to assume you're coming from the import platform? I was an import guy up until I bought my Mustang in 2016 👍
Yes, this car is a manual car. 8 lbs of boost on 93 is most definitely safe. 10 or less lbs of boost on pump gas for coyotes is where you're typically safe (600-650whp).
I hope that helps! Welcome to this platform, and I appreciate you watching my video & commenting 👍
I will be doing a 3-2-1 swap on my gen 1 after 120k miles, it has full exhaust, 18 intake, and 93 tune. After the swap is complete, we plan to get it dyno tuned, but would the current tune be able to start the car? I’m assuming it would with the same timing set up but with different compression ratios and all
I'm not sure. I started mine with a new tune. Best to check with your tuner on that one man. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions during the process
I have a 2014 gt and one day hope mine will be like yours!
Thanks for watching! I appreciate your comment 🙏
Why not add a big can of octane boost to be safe?
@hoonage5 Adding boostane would most definitely help. I still preach to this day to not push more than 10psi on any type of pump gas. Race fuel or E85 if you want to make more than 10lbs.
I’ll be doing a 2 2 1 with a vmpgen3r. Will consider the arp studs and gasket
Nice! That's what I would have done, but I couldn't find any gen 2 blocks. I don't think you can go wrong with either.
Good luck with the swap and thanks for watching!
Cost ? Im looking to do this before the "event" lol. 150k miles full bolt on want to boost
Cost to go 321? Depends if you buy new or used block/heads. I'd say expect to pay atleast 7-8k to do it right with good arp head studs etc.
Thanks brother
@@justforthecomments7231 You're welcome!
Pretty sure I seen this car at st thomas dragway last fall.
You leave pretty hard!
Just dump the clutch or slip it?
You most definitely did!
I mix it up, sometimes I'll dump it and other times I'll slip it. We were doing alot of testing in the fall and will be back at testing again come spring 👍
@@That_FN_Coyote_Car perfect I'll see you there well have to line up.
2015 procharged 5.0 with t56.
Do you have your 2 step hooked up to your clutch?
@@bernhardgiesbrecht1806 Sounds good!
Yes, I have a N2MB WOT Box.
@@That_FN_Coyote_Car at what point does the 2 step disengage?
Right at the bottom or when the clutch engages?
@@bernhardgiesbrecht1806 Pretty much as soon as the pedal is off the floor.
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As a sidenote - glad to see the car coming along brother, been watching the progress for a while! Gorgeous car!
Thank you Joe!!! 🙏
Is it worth doing a 3-1-1 build?
Gen 2 heads flow a bit better, but I don't believe it's a significant difference. Can't imagine it's worth buying gen 2 heads if you already have good gen 1 heads.
@@That_FN_Coyote_Car thanks for the input because i have perfectly fine gen 1 heads lol
@@Bigboss3O2 You're welcome! 😁👍
Love the wrench tapping haha. Great car man!
Thanks man! They definitely got me with that tapping... 😡🤣
I did a 3-2 swap in a 2017 car make 1080whp never have a problem
Glad to hear! I don't want to get through another catastrophic failure anytime soon 🙂
Thanks for watching!
Love the car! Good job on the video. February sux!
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Appreciate the feedback. Thank you!!!
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I think I've heard this story before not sure tho...sounds familiar
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Too much boost and RPMs? That is the weak part in that engine. I have one too.
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Haven’t seen pistons that bad in a while. Yikes
It had a rough life... 🤣
You should EV swap that mustang. Lol
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Lol I had to!! all comments help the algorithm to grow the channel. Even terrible ones
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Dude, your affect is really flat. Try to show a little more emotion when you talk.