1969 Mustang BOSS 302.0: DSE Suspension, 5.0, V8TV Build

[WSSix]

Kevin, does this engine fit in these cars with the stock shock towers?


Looking good so far. I hope that Eastwood paint holds up for you guys.

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by WSSix

Kevin, does this engine fit in these cars with the stock shock towers?


Looking good so far. I hope that Eastwood paint holds up for you guys.

I'm not building this car but I can answer that question.

Hell NO.....

The car is coming along nicely. That Coyote and DSE sub look like they are made for each other. Well actually thanks to the Tuckers they are. I'm constantly impressed when I see the quality of the parts engineered for these PT cars by companies like DSE and the detail to attention of builders like Kevin.

[waynieZ]

That motor sure looks sweet in there! Nice work Kevin and crew.

[V8TV]

Originally Posted by WSSix

Kevin, does this engine fit in these cars with the stock shock towers?


Looking good so far. I hope that Eastwood paint holds up for you guys.

I would agree with FETorino... it's probably possible, but it would be super tight. You cannot run this engine with the Mustang headers without interfering with the frame rails, however. We're waiting on DSE headers for that.

We've used the EW ceramic paint on several engines... it holds up like iron.

[V8TV]

Here's the intro video on the BOSS 302.0.

In this video, we extract the car from the barn, and go over the plan and design concepts for the car.

Click to and never miss a BOSS 302.0 video!

[V8TV]

Here's the install video of the Detroit Speed Aluma-Frame and front suspension system. Some of the holes are a little tricky to drill, but overall, the install went smoothly. Can't wait to drive this one!

[HWY Nova]

Nice! Thanks for posting the videos.


--Eric

[Jay Hilliard]

Nice job guys..looking very good.

[waynieZ]

Nice work guy's Kevin you have an awesome crew, they do great work and an excellent job describing the install. I really enjoy you videos.