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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Olney, Illinois, USA
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![]() I saw in some mustang mag about all these modular lincoln that were just bad ***.
Well im higly considering getting one of these things i mean they got the freakign cobra motor in them really luxurious and roomy. Look actaulyl very aerodynamic and yada yada Basically anyone knwo of peopel suping up these cars as faras i knwo the only diffrence in motors is the intake I tbelieve.
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!988 GT World Windsor Sr.'s, Harland sharpe rockers, 3.73 gears, pulleys, no ac, hurst shifter, 10:1 pistons, BBK full length headers and H-pipe with flows. Under extensive work for porting and fly cutting to accept my new cam and to match my soon to have systemax intake *DROOL* Best E.T. 13.20 with edelbrock RPM intake and 70mm TB |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Va
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![]() Why not just get the lincoln navigator motor?? Randy Haywood of True Blue Performance has one in his Outlaw 10.5 Car and the internals are basically stock. He has a huge amount of boost running through it and such and he runs 8.2? at around 169mph!!
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Location: Kamloops, BC
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![]() I have a buddy with the Lincoln Mark VII. Really nice car. It has the 4.6 DOHC engine. But I believe that the intake is different, the computer is different, and so are all the internals (not as strong as the Cobra).
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Atlanta, GA
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![]() Personally I wouldn't get a cobra motor for my GT. The whole coil on plug thing worries me. I don't want to pull my valve covers if(when) I burn up a plug. Maybe its just me, but if the 2v heads work for saleen, I'm all right with them.
Besides I hears Clay Smith Engineering is working on some cams for the 2v motors. Can you say, "Sweet?" ![]()
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Fresno, CA
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![]() now all I need is $ I raced some guy in a 01 GT tonight, and man that thing was quick (Not as quick as mine) He said he had an extra set of ported heads that would fit my car, he wanted $1400 for them, is that a good price, I don't think they were used. I' guessing that's just the stock heads with a port job, right? There's no after market heads for the 4.6, right? Anyways, if I had the $ I would have taken him up on it. I would be interested in a cam though. |
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![]() Some of the Mark VIII's will surprise you, but as stated earlier, the engine is not the same as the Cobra motor.
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Just another blown 4V 4.6 GT |
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Join Date: Nov 1999
Location: Lake Worth, FL USA
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![]() You don't have to pull the valve covers on the cobra motors to change plugs it's just as easy and changing them on a 2v motor. There are 5 or 6 compaines currently that already have cams available for 2 and 4v motors.
Bill
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![]() Your right Bill, but changing the plugs on the Cobra motor is even easier than getting to the plugs on the 2V motor!
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![]() Actualyl I was reading specs and the diffence in horsepower is 30 less in teh lincoln mark 8 LSC and 40 less in regular mark 8.
As for those diffrences that really isnt that big of a deal as i woudl realyl replace most of the components anyway. Do they have aftermaket heads adn intakes for these motros yet i fnot oyu knwo someone has to be working on them.
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!988 GT World Windsor Sr.'s, Harland sharpe rockers, 3.73 gears, pulleys, no ac, hurst shifter, 10:1 pistons, BBK full length headers and H-pipe with flows. Under extensive work for porting and fly cutting to accept my new cam and to match my soon to have systemax intake *DROOL* Best E.T. 13.20 with edelbrock RPM intake and 70mm TB |
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Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Warrington, PA
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![]() 4.6 Cobra Specs ('98) -
DOHC V-8 Valve train: 4 overhead camshafts Valves 32 (4 per cylinder) Pistons: Full floating alloy Connecting Rods sinter forged with fracture split ends Crankshaft: Forged steel Cylinder block 6-bolt main Extras: camshafts are more aggressive, improved oiling system '98 HP & TQ: 305 HP @ 5,800 rpm, 300 lbs.-ft. of torque @ 4,800 rpm 4.6 Lincoln MVIII Specs ('98) - Engine: DOHC V-8 Valve train: 4 overhead camshafts Valves 32 (4 per cylinder) 32 (4 per cylinder) Pistons: Standard Connecting Rods: Standard Crankshaft: Standard Cylinder block: 6-bolt main Extras: EEC pin outs are different '98 HP & TQ: 290 HP @ 5,750 rpm, 295 lbs.-ft. of torque @ 4,500 rpm Difference in power can mostly be found in heads/intake. Both have dual bore TB, but the MK8 has a longer runner intake vs. the shorter runner of the Cobra. There is a lot of power to be had in the Mark VIII with a good exhaust and intake setup, and a properly tuned EEC. I'd also throw in some U/D pulleys, 4:10's, and an aftermarket driveshaft. There are a lot of people working with MK8's: Reinhart Automotive Modular Technical Community Lincolns of Distinction
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