Did 4.6gt 2008 engine fit in 2001gt body

Asked by Chucky1984 Jul 25, 2016 at 01:02 PM about the 2008 Ford Mustang GT Deluxe Coupe RWD

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Jonathan answered 7 years ago

A 3v (2005-2010) 4.6L will fit in to the same place as the 2v (1996-2004) 4.6L. They are the same block dimensions but take careful note of the head clearances with the hood. It should swap with no problem. I would also advise swapping the transmission with it as the T5 in the New Edge (1999-2004) GT's is not as good as the TR3650 (manuals). If you have an automatic 2008, I would take that transmission over the New Edges AODE.

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George answered 5 years ago

will the trans from a 2007 fit in the 2001 body??

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