🔧 BUILD Dennisn's twin turbo 16 coyote.

Dennisn

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Sep 30, 2015
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So seasons over. Worked on this damn car all year long. It was definately a struggle. Was able to finally make a couple of clean passes couple weeks ago. Didn't quite get her as fast as I wanted, but it was respectable.

Already looking at either building the motor or buying a built motor so I can push these twins.

I want faster.

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Jeffs FRC

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Aug 10, 2006
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Can you say "aluminator"
I just tried and for some reason I can't...
I asked shaun and he says 1000 is what he thinks block should be good to. Think that'll be the weak link with the aluminator. I really wanted to build an engine but when I started pricing around. What an eye opener.

Yea it's crazy what an all out build will set you back. The Aluminators are a great deal.
 

SirMarco

of Pingree Grove
May 11, 2009
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It just looks so dam clean.
Earlier this year I met this guy in TN who did a TT setup on his new BOSS. He had nothing but problems with the kit. I don't remember the company he went with. He even had the car at their facility and they couldn't seem to get the gremlins out.
This kit looks a lot cleaner then the one he had.
 

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Nov 11, 2005
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Glen Ellyn
I asked shaun and he says 1000 is what he thinks block should be good to. Think that'll be the weak link with the aluminator. I really wanted to build an engine but when I started pricing around. What an eye opener.

I thought they discontinued the Aluminator? Is the old Aluminator that has the upgraded rods?

The problem with the 2011+ blocks is the cylinder bores moving at the top. FRPP made and tested a block with supports at the top of the bores. I don't know why they didn't produce that block. Seems the aftermarket build that address that issue seem to hold up well. I mean there is some pretty big hp coyote out there already. So not sure why FRPP decided not to move forward with that block.
 

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Nov 11, 2005
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Glen Ellyn
It is the new 2015-17 aluminator. Has forged rods, pistons, opg's, arp 2000 bolts.

They did discontinue the 11-14's.

I'll still have to install a cs in the new engine.

Upgraded rods, like a Eagle H beam in the earlier motors? Or is the "forged" rod the 2015 GT motor has already?

*edit* Just saw on their site that it says "Manley® H-beam connecting rods with ARP® 2000 bolts". Good to hear they aren't just offering the 2015+ GT motor as the new replacement that was originally planned.
 

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