1969 Ford Mustang

Coupe

408 Stroker

Automatic

9f01f135162

Clear

Gasoline

0 false 18 pt 18 pt 0 0 false false false 408 Stroker 351 Windsor block bored .030 over with a Scat cast stroker crank, forged I beam rods, Custom cut flat top pistons, CHI 3V 208cc Cylinder heads (Australia made aluminum Cleveland), matching aluminum intake with a holley 950 HP double pumper sitting on top. The cam is a comp cams hydraulic roller with .623/.649 inches lift on intake/exhaust with a duration of 294/300 and a lobe separation of 110*, sounds like a really big cam, but the stroker really eats it all up. The car idles at around 800 rpms and starts right up, it does need to warm up a little at a higher RPM in the colder months due to no choke. Was dyno tuned on the chassis dyno at JBA racing, made around 400 HP at the wheel with well over 600 ft-lb torque from the start of the pull. The transmission is a full manual C4 that has a high stall converter. I don't know the exact stall, but would guess around 4K. The car drives around town impressively well for the fore aforementioned engine that it has. Interior has fresh carpet and many dash upgrades to include an entire set of Autometer gauges. The speedometer was converted to electronic, but the oil pressure and temp remain mechanical. The seats and seat belts are both in great shape, and the headliner is fairly new and looks it as well. The battery has been relocated to the trunk, where there is a fuel cell as well. Tires are BFG radial T/A's that have a ton of good tread on them. The car drives really well and turns heads everywhere you go. With the engine that is in it you can do a rolling burn out in second gear starting from about 30mph. I love this car and take great care of it. She sits in my garage well away from and hazards and is under a cover. I take her out from time to time just for fun and have driven her to work a hand full of times. She could easily drive longer distances as long as you have the money for the gas. The mileage listed in the ad is since Engine Build and Install, I do not know the mileage prior to that because the odometer was not working and just read zeros.YouTube Video