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Supercoupe sc on 2002 3.8

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#1 ·
i know this may sound dumb but everyone i have asked hasnt given me answer, can you put a supercharger from a 96 t-bird supercoupe on a 02 3.8 :-?
 
#8 ·
sounds like an awesome deal to me. I will definately be in line to buy one.
 
#9 ·
white99,

the split port heads/intake on the 99+ v6 cars are different than the supercoupe and 94-98 mustang v6 heads/intake.

we ditched the adaption plate and just made a full custom lower for hood and sensor clearance.

EDIT it looks like you found the thread already, doh...
 
#11 ·
One of the differences is the computer too. You can't just swap engines. The SuperCoupe was designed on the Fox Body. A few differences down there.

DIfferent fuel injectors, Fel-Pro OEM head gaskets, Eaton OEM Blower, ect...

But I'm sure you can just buy the Super Coupe Blower from somewhere.

But here are some other choices. [http://www.kennebell.net/superchargers/ford/30escape-tribute/30escape-tribute.htm] That might work on the 3.8L Mustang.

[http://www.bbkperformance.com/products/induction_supercharger.html#INSTACHARGER FOR 4.0 RANGER and EXPLORER OWNERS ] I think that will really work on it.
 
#12 ·
One of the differences is the computer too. You can't just swap engines. The SuperCoupe was designed on the Fox Body. A few differences down there.

DIfferent fuel injectors, Fel-Pro OEM head gaskets, Eaton OEM Blower, ect...

But I'm sure you can just buy the Super Coupe Blower from somewhere.

But here are some other choices. [http://www.kennebell.net/superchargers/ford/30escape-tribute/30escape-tribute.htm] That might work on the 3.8L Mustang.

[http://www.bbkperformance.com/products/induction_supercharger.html#INSTACHARGER FOR 4.0 RANGER and EXPLORER OWNERS ] I think that will really work on it.
 
#13 ·
the alternator isn't in the way. :-?

if i was you i'd probably swap that sc motor in there, and convert to split port, if you wish to persue a supercharger from us. that way you'd have the advantages of a solid bottom end and better pistons, rods, crank, and could dial up the boost via a pulley later on, maybe go for 12-14psi and still be safe.

EDIT - oh crap, i realized you don't have the motor... oh well. not worth deleting. :)
 
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