Ep 98. Coyote engine transplant into sleepy SN95 Mustang! SN95 gets Coyotified!
- December 21, 2020
- 24 min
Hot Rod Garage is back with another exciting episode where the crew takes on the challenge of transplanting a Coyote engine into a sleepy SN95 Mustang. In this episode, they show the step-by-step process of how to complete this swap and get the Mustang Coyotified.
The team starts by removing the old engine and prepping the engine bay for the new Coyote engine. They take the time to clean up the engine compartment and install new mounts to secure the new engine. Once that is done, they bring in the new Coyote engine and begin fitting it into the Mustang.
One of the biggest challenges in this swap is making sure that all of the wiring and electronics are properly connected and functioning. The new Coyote engine is more complex than the old engine, so the team has to carefully connect all of the sensors and computers to ensure that everything works together seamlessly.
After the engine is installed and properly connected, the team moves on to the exhaust system. They install new headers and mufflers to help the Coyote engine breathe properly and produce the signature Coyote growl. They also install a custom cold air intake system to help the engine breathe even better.
Of course, no engine swap is complete without a custom tune. The team initially uses a base tune to get the engine running, but then they take the Mustang to the dyno for a custom tune. The end result is a significant increase in horsepower and torque. The Coyote engine is a fantastic upgrade for the SN95 Mustang, and it completely transforms the car.
To finish off the Coyotification of the Mustang, the team installs new wheels and tires. They also give the car a fresh coat of paint to make it look as good as it performs. The final product is a stunning Mustang that is sure to turn heads wherever it goes.
Overall, this episode of Hot Rod Garage is a must-watch for anyone interested in engine swaps or Mustangs. The team does an excellent job of showing the entire process, and they provide plenty of tips and tricks along the way. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or just starting out, you're sure to learn something new from this episode.
