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2003 Sonic Blue GT
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Near Tulsa OK
Posts: 263
Blog Entries: 1
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This is the case here to. I dont see many 4v's maybe 3 01+ cobras in the area of my driving, the rest are 96-98's. The only really special ones are in Tulsa, a couple 900+ Hp TT cobras
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 959
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nice man good luck. i was going to do it but i couldnt find a cheap engine and i might be selling the car in the spring so that wouldnt of worked out. i cant wait to see your finished product
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2002 Mustang GT
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: SONOMA COUNTY
Posts: 508
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I had a 96 GT that I put a 98 4v Cobra motor in. By the time it was all said and done I could have put a SC on it and been way ahead of the game power and money. It was a nightmare with CA smog and all that crap. When it was running good I was not impressed with the power the 4v put out, and it was modded! Just my .02
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