[killemCOBRA]

Hey everyone.. This is probaly my 3rd thread about what to do with my 1997 ford mustang cobra, sorry everyone i'm just not sure what to do. What would i need to do to put a stroker motor in my car and if possible could i just buy a short block and put my original components on it and just get my computer recalibrated? Also, whats a good stroker motor and who makes it? What would I be looking at to spend? Thanks again everyone for your info and taking the time to look at my thread..

[spdjnky_42]

Youll need a long block and its gonna cost 6-7 thousand. Your stock heads will not be enough nor your ignition system, injectors or mass air.

[RandyStinchcomb]

Originally Posted by killemCOBRA

Hey everyone.. This is probaly my 3rd thread about what to do with my 1997 ford mustang cobra, sorry everyone i'm just not sure what to do. What would i need to do to put a stroker motor in my car and if possible could i just buy a short block and put my original components on it and just get my computer recalibrated? Also, whats a good stroker motor and who makes it? What would I be looking at to spend? Thanks again everyone for your info and taking the time to look at my thread..

check wth John at www.modularperformance.com he'll set you straight on this

[mellor_21]

i might be misinterpreting your question.. but our moters already have a pretty long stroke, bore the block to unshroud the valves, port your heads and intake, get a five angle valve job, and maybe even a h/c/i swap.. your lookin at spendin way less for way more performance. if its tore apart already junk the pistons and rods and get some forged ones.