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Top picture was my car.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqDrnR2bWk4&feature=player_detailpage Another Lucky Russian

The two mods I chose that were Things Ford should have done, Traction control and 3:90 gears. Best money I ever spent on the car.

Most of my driving is in town or within a few miles from home so they have worked out perfectly for me. I wouldn't trade back that's for sure. I believe the original run of these was 25 and some of the cars with them are no longer on the road. Currently 20 of us left last I knew.

Since you have the word easily in your question I am confident in my answer of NO.

I would call John Mihovetz at Accufab. You would be hard pressed to find anyone more knowledgeable then him when it comes to a Modular Ford motor. IMHO.

Well said.

You might consider this option . http://www.britospeed.com/products.htm

Great picture and a great looking FGT.

Really, Your going to ship a Tahoe to Denmark?

[]Yes, the cats are neutered. LOL Good one.

They don't call you Rocket man for nothing !!

In a recent trip to Australia I noticed these Fords were very popular.This model had large rotors and Brembo brakes. I think there would be a market for them in the US. What do you think?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O91YqHbp8c

As is most stuff on the World Wide Web. I never know what to believe these days.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL_xPXR32ZI

In My Opinion, I believe there is slightly more of a chance that a FGT could loose oil pressure as opposed to a conventional ( None Dry Sump ) type engine with an internally driven oil pump for the simple fact that our engines relay on belt to drive an externally mounted pump. With proper...

I went this route, not cheep but they are really nice

So, EP. in your opinion an FGT with some of these kind of modifications should bring a higher price?

:cheers