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94-95 Mustang Alternator Relocation
In order to prepare for the 302 GT45 eBay turbo installation, we need to make room for the turbo by relocating the alternator farther inboard towards the center of the engine.
This is accomplished by replacing the stock 1995 Ford Mustang 3G alternator with a modified one from a 2004 Mercury Sable or Ford Taurus 3.0L DOHC, which is a 4G Ford alternator.
The 4G is narrower, allowing us to put the alternator in front of the cylinder head. Saving weight, making more room, cleaning up the engine bay and maintaining stock 130 Amp output.
Next we will source a set of cheap junkyard heads from a 2000 Ford Explorer 5.0 and restore them for installation on the Mustang.
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Filmed March 27, 2021
This is accomplished by replacing the stock 1995 Ford Mustang 3G alternator with a modified one from a 2004 Mercury Sable or Ford Taurus 3.0L DOHC, which is a 4G Ford alternator.
The 4G is narrower, allowing us to put the alternator in front of the cylinder head. Saving weight, making more room, cleaning up the engine bay and maintaining stock 130 Amp output.
Next we will source a set of cheap junkyard heads from a 2000 Ford Explorer 5.0 and restore them for installation on the Mustang.
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84-95 V8 Mustang Motor Mounts
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While repairing a damaged cylinder #1 piston, we decided to take the opportunity to replace the driver's side motor mount on the 1995 302 Mustang GT convertible with the Bay GT45 Turbo, Trick Flow Stage 1 Cam, GT40P heads & TFS Street Intake. Even though we replaced the mount with a new one during the turbo swap, the mount was defective from the factory. I read this may be a common issue. Here ...
Ford V8 Speeduino Build - Part V
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In this fifth and final video in the build series, we install our Speeduino v0.3 ECU and harness on our test engine, which is a $270 junkyard 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis 4.6L 2 Valve SOHC V8 Engine. This engine has the same firing order as a 1995 302 Mustang. If the ECU can run a 4.6, it can run the 302. We: - Set initial timing - Prove first fire with Ether - Hook up DIY Fuel Cell and Fuel Pump...
Ford V8 Speeduino Build - Part IV
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This is the last video before we start the engine. We discuss many topics that apply to all engines, not just Ford, including: - EFI systems, and their operation - Sequential vs. non sequential operation - Types of Fuel Rails - Fuel Pump operation - Fuel Pressure measurement - How to control the fuel pump - Various types of injectors - Different types of Idle Air Control systems We also add a t...
Ford V8 Speeduino Build - Part III
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In this stage of the build we are ready to test the Speeduino v0.3.7 ECU we built. We build a prototype standalone harness to connect 8 fuel injectors. And the 8 Chevy LS smart coils we pulled from the junkyard 2003 Silverado 5.3 liter. Since this stage of the build was performed during the winter time, and since we are still in the testing stage, we use a separate Arduino Uno to simulate the e...
Ford V8 Speeduino Build - Part II
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Welcome to Part 2 of the Speeduino V8 project, where we are making a cheap, DIY EFI standalone fuel management system to tune our 1995 302 GT45 eBay Turbo Mustang. At the time of writing this, this ECU was just installed into the Mustang and completed initial power up testing and relay checks. Stay tuned for the Mustang Build to be released later. Staying focused on the ECU Build and testing, i...
Ford V8 Speeduino Build - Part I
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Welcome to the latest build series on BP Builds. In this series we will build our own standalone fuel management system to tune our 1995 Ford Mustang GT. I was not able to find many tuning options available for this car. There are some, but all of them required the use of the factory ECU, harness, limited to MAF, and were costly. In an attempt to save money, and implement Speed Density (multipl...
M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part VII
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Re-Releasing previously released videos of the Junkyard M90 Supercharger build on the manual 5 speed swapped 2010 Crown Vic. See already released videos demonstrating this setup running 7 PSI and 1.37 VE on a Ford 4.6L 2 Valve. In this video we: - Disassemble the stock engine intake system. - Replace Valve Cover Gaskets - Replace Timing Set (Chains, guides, tensioners) - Perform fit checks - Mo...
M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part VI
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Re-Releasing previously released videos of the Junkyard M90 Supercharger build on the manual 5 speed swapped 2010 Crown Vic. See already released videos demonstrating this setup running 7 PSI and 1.37 VE on a Ford 4.6L 2 Valve. In this video we finish fabrication of the last items necessary to complete fabrication. We make a few pieces to finishing up the project, like the EGR adapter block, co...
M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part V
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Re-Releasing previously released videos of the Junkyard M90 Supercharger build on the manual 5 speed swapped 2010 Crown Vic. See already released videos demonstrating this setup running 7 PSI and 1.37 VE on a Ford 4.6L 2 Valve. In this video we finish fabrication of the Lower Intake Manifold, including a pressure check and stress relief heat treat. We fabricate the upper adapter plate and revie...
M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part IV
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Re-Releasing previously released videos of the Junkyard M90 Supercharger build on the manual 5 speed swapped 2010 Crown Vic. See already released videos demonstrating this setup running 7 PSI and 1.37 VE on a Ford 4.6L 2 Valve. In this video we are continuing fabrication on the Lower Intake Manifold, which is the most time consuming and tedious part of the project. We begin fabrication on the f...
AEM Wideband O2 Gauge Wiring to SCT X4
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Making a quick video to help a subscriber wire their AEM Wide Band O2 gauge to the SCT X4 device with the SCT #9608 Cable in order to properly data-log using the SCT Live Link software
How to Fix 94-04 Mustang Convertible Top
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How to Fix 94-04 Mustang Convertible Top
M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part III
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M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part III
M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part II
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M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part II
Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005+) - Part VIII
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Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005 ) - Part VIII
M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part I
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M90 Supercharged Crown Vic - Part I
Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005+) - Part VII.1
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Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005 ) - Part VII.1
Gear Ratio Discussion - 5 Speed Swap Options
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Gear Ratio Discussion - 5 Speed Swap Options
Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005+) - Part VII.1
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Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005 ) - Part VII.1
Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005+) - Part VI
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Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005 ) - Part VI
Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005+) - Part V
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Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005 ) - Part V
TR-3650 5 Speed Discussion - Crown Vic Info
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TR-3650 5 Speed Discussion - Crown Vic Info
Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005+) - Part IV
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Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005 ) - Part IV
Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005+) - Part III
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Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005 ) - Part III
Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005+) - Part II
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Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005 ) - Part II
Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005+) - Part I
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Ford Panther 5 Speed Swap (2005 ) - Part I
Supercharged 5 Speed Crown Vic Tuning Update - SCT Advantage III
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Supercharged 5 Speed Crown Vic Tuning Update - SCT Advantage III
Supercharged 5 Speed Crown Vic Overview
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Supercharged 5 Speed Crown Vic Overview
Supercharged 5 Speed Crown Vic Teaser (M90 Gen III TR3650)
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Supercharged 5 Speed Crown Vic Teaser (M90 Gen III TR3650)
Btw I love your build and will be following. I havent seen speeduino running on a v8 in the U.S. only Australia. Good luck. There is a speeduino board from Australia that has 8 sequetial ignition and injection I have been wanting to see in person
What’s the hp increase with just the supercharger bolted onto a 2010 crown Vic?
You can't just bolt it on. There's a bit more too it. But those 3.8 l made 40 to 60 more hp super charged depending on year
holy crap someone actually did it 😮
V6 v8?????
Awesome job
I dont know how much you would charge me for it but i want it when its ready LoL...eye can make payments 😂😅. I got a 2001 Mercury Grand Marquis woth precision trac and was thinking about supercharging it and how to do it...not many videos out there on doing it so im watching yours at the moment snd yes, the cheaper the better lol😅
@@oneeyedwilly2188 lol I’ve been telling everyone $5k. With a 2001 you’d need additional fabrication and plumbing for the idle air control valve. As yours is throttle by cable. With the throttle by wire cars the valve is not needed as the idle speed is maintained by the position of the throttle blade which is controlled by the computer. So for you. $5500.
It'll be the best daily sleeper
Great build really love how you explained everything but did you have to put the EGR back in, i mean come on man putting exhaust smut back into your engine just doesnt feel right
@@nobullshiit5682 Thanks. EGR is needed to pass annual emissions testing where I live.
I absolutely love this series and am very greatful how in depth you went with every aspect of the build, im very excited to see the metrics once it is tuned I can’t find any other videos related to this build, do you intend on doing a part 7B?
@@shanedemink5769 thanks for the interest. there are some other videos on the channel about this car and build and tuning if you look around the channel . I also have a water methanol injection build series I can re-release for this car proving intake air temp cooling with using just washer fluid. Yes I do plan on releasing more videos regarding tuning and a visit to the track to get results to compare with the pre supercharger times to see how much time we improved by. I have footage I’ve recorded since these videos were recorded. I recorded this video in 2022. And have moved onto other projects. But it’s still on my to do list and am still driving the car as my daily driver.
@ Thankyou very much for the response I’ll be going through your collection I’m a huge 4.6l fan I own 2 and plan on building many more
Class glass and performance makes a really nice cowl hood for the Vics and Marquis.
would this work on a 2004 grand maquis?
short answer is YES. all 2000 to 2011 4.6 2valves are all the same thing no matter what vehicle it came in... pre the year 2000 the 4.6 2 valve had different heads but other than that they are the same engines
I commented a few videos ago about getting in touch (I mentioned the sudo sequential fuel injectors). I didn't realize I sent the email using a different email. It starts with "jakob.s" I would love to get in touch about using the speeduino. I am using the 0.4.3 board btw.
Was thinking the same thing
i wish i was your neighbor, so i could be the third hand. this looks like fun.
@@curtbilyeu8701 what state are you in?
@@bpbuilds i am in shithole Southern CA.
Would that intake manifold also bolt up to a sn95 mustang gt it’s the same motor so I was thinking there wouldn’t be to much of a problem
@@motoreelflicks2186 yes it would for years 96-98. SN95 years 94-95 have the 302 and this would not work at all. A totally separate manifold would be needed for that engine.
Hey man I have a crown Vic 2006 p71 I want to put a 5 speed and I'm thinking about the supercharger upgrade the m90 off a 3.8 my problem is I don't have a machine shop I'm mechanical inclined since I could walk pretty much ,but do you do any machine work for anyone besides yourself like if I was to buy a intake and send it to you to machine it to fit the m90 and for all the work you did was it worth it I have looked at some supercharges you can get some good used for 2500 or more but the m90 is relatively cheap tanks in advance don't work to hard an stay warm
@@brianhensley3622 I appreciate the interest however I cannot machine parts for anyone else. And even if I could. It wouldn’t be worth it to me for anything less than $5k. Ive shown the method and provided drawings in detail. If you’re serious you can sketch them out yourself and approach a local machine shop to make them for you. Or centrifugal kits are available for this engine that are bolt on. And would provide the same result. My intent was to do it cheaply. And to prove the M90 can make boost on a V8. Which it clearly can. I also recommend you watch the videos by the UA-cam channel “Make Cool Stuff”. I received my inspiration from him. He accomplished it using more basic tools and an Edelbrock manifold.
Do you have to use a crankshaft pulley to bypass the stock belt system or could you have just made the belt longer and incorporate the supercharger belt into the stock lineup?
@@tristanhuet1888 this is covered during these build series videos.
Wow - that was a crap ton of work for a 10.4x 1/8th mile e.t. (low 16 second 1/4 mile). It sounds good, but the performance not so much. Good luck, I hope you can figure it out.
@@Thomas63r2 those times were before supercharger was installed. Did you watch the video?
@@bpbuilds Yes I watched the video. Did I miss the drag passes with the supercharger?
@@Thomas63r2 no. The video ends with me explaining that the car needs to be tuned. It would not be a good idea to take the car to a drag strip without tuning the computer. I have other videos on the channel explaining parts of the tuning process. Race season is over, so I did not get back to the track yet. If you watch the videos I have released. My data logs show 1.37 VE at 7 psi boost. I do plan on continuing to release some videos on the tuning process and a follow up visit to the track. As I explain. At timestamp: 1:45-2:05
@@bpbuilds Thank you for the details, and best wishes for your next time at the track - I'll look forward to that video!
Absolutely awesome stuff man can’t wait to see how much boost you can run before hitting knock . Will be staying tuned
I've been watching the series definitely interesting and informative and I enjoy the talking through things. This ecm equipment is affordable wich makes it more interesting , one thing the early returnless fuel systems were still a dumb pump no driver I have a 02 ranger plastic tank and the sender has the regulator in the tank and one line heading to rail and gm has the same thing but there is a fuel filter regulator with a return on the filter that's a common ls swap trick but thats 55-60 psi not sure when everyone started running fuel pump drivers but there is flexibility ,
I wanna do this for ky 01 grand marquis but its actually hard to find a 93 aluminum intake😢 even after i do i gotta find a fabricator. No idea where to start with this thing
@@professorlapis8305 Which I built one myself. You start at part 1. And end at part 7. I show you step by step
@bpbuilds i know its just im personally not able to do such fabrications and i also dont know anyone with the knowledge. I can't rven imagine how much itd cost me
@@professorlapis8305 I recommend you watch the videos by UA-cam channel “Make Cool Stuff”. I received my inspiration from him. He did it with basic tools and limited fabrication. If you need help or have questions let me know
Hey! Will you start selling these custom intake manifolds? You would make bank from all us panther lovers!
@@fr0st3ite15 multiple people have asked. I tell them $5k minimum. And the conversation ends.
@@bpbuilds That's totally reasonable.
YES MORE SPEEDUIBO CONTENT
I really appreciate you taking the time to document your process. I have been planning to run a 4 cyl off a speeduino and this information is great to see! Keep up the good work!
Im VERY impressed , you did one helluva a job man , that car is gonna be a very fun car to cruise with the occaissional rip!!!….all my LS swaps got superchargers within a year of them running as well,,,,,, nothing beats a boosted modern fuel injected v-8 motor….NOTHING!!!!
@@trentdawg2832 Thanks! I would like to LS swap a full size 70s or 80s Cadillac Coupe lol. Maybe that will be my next project.
@ yes me too…i own a cts-v, but id love to get an ‘80/‘81 with the thermometer on the driverside outside mirrior….coupe de’ville and put a LSA supercharged built 6.0 in it, similar to what my nova has…..soon to be a 408” stroker
I was under the impression those white injectors are low impedance injectors. Can that ECU handle low impedance injectors?
@@terrycarter8929 They are not low impedance. They measure 12.5 ohms. Correct. The ECU cannot handle low impedance. I am not running the white Injectors anyways. I pulled the entire top end off a junkyard explorer. So to me they were free assets for testing purposes.
@bpbuilds thanx for clearing that up for me!
I read about using an older ECU case from the 90-2000. Also have you considered two ecu for each side? 2 02 sensors
@@TheMissingxtension Yes you could use a factory ECU case if you wanted. Hollow it out and wire in the Speeduino. That’s an option. I think the v0.4 board would be better for that. I don’t see an advantage to running 2 ECUs. I’m not sure how you would sync them up. I suppose your timing degrees and offsets for the cam and crank sensors would have to be carefully planned out and measured. And you would have to wire the sensors in parallel. Or have two separate sensors for each ECU. If your interest is to run full sequential on a V8 there are other ECUs capable of that that are available. You could probably run dual O2 sensors as is. With one of the spare analog input pins and some code changes. If you have that skillset go for it and try it. My coding skills are not at that level yet.
Do you have any videos of the manual swap subscribed ready for the new content
@@josephprentice8354 yes the 5 speed and supercharger build series videos are on the channel.
I would love a 5 speed in my Grand Marquis looking forward to the video
@@Clyde-x6z they are already released
The fact that you have radio shack wire is absolutely crazy to me! In a good way though.
is there anway to contact you guys by email? or phone? where are you located? looking for help on a 4G64 Build
Bro sell this crown vic 😭😂
@@4.22AM what’s your offer?
@@bpbuilds I’d say like 3-4k but depends what you have done to it etc & do you have instagram? I’m from London to
3 or 4k for a supercharged manual swap Vic lol you’re high thinking that’s a good offer
@@Shannan-xj7nf 😂 🤐 who asked for you’re opinion I’m not from America so wouldn’t know he asked what’s my offer so I offered
Just a thought but could you not use the ford setup like on the explorer or how the 96-98 mustangs were done with 2 coil packs and plug wires that way you could make your wires with 90 degree elbows to the length you need and you would not have to worry about how to mount the LS setup on your valve covers or your wire problem. Not that what you are doing is not awesome cause it is very much so. Just trying to help with the spark plug issue. Thanks
@@douglasvance9444 Yes you could use Ford coils from an explorer or mustang but you need an external ignitor wired in. The Speeduino outputs a 5 volt square wave to trigger the coils. You must use coils that can accept that signal. Like a smart coil. There are individual coils available(such as LS type which are widely available and cheap). Coil on plug. And coils packs. If you can’t run a smart coil like I do, you will need an additional ignitor. There are many Bosch units available. Or I’ve seen ones from a Toyota 2JZ engine used. I didn’t research these much because they seemed expensive. Require an additional connector. And complicate the wiring. Plus. Where the stock explorer coils mounted it would have interfered with my boost supply plumbing from the intercooler.
I understand completely that all makes perfect sense. Thank you for explaining in detail it helps old knuckle heads like myself to understand a bit better 😊
Thank you for making such a detailed video of this process, it is super helpful for me trying to figure out some of this stuff on my 302. Question... if I needed to pass emissions could I remove a block off plate for my EGR, connect the appropriate sensors and have the Speeduino account for that on the software side? I understand the hardware side, but the software side is completely foreign to me. I'd rather not piggyback off the OEM (don't have a working ECU currently), what I'm getting at is, is their existing software available to account for misc accessories w/ the speeduino without having coding experience? I'm in Arizona, which is super strict on emissions, so if anyone has other suggestions/workarounds I'm open ears.
@@KevinWiatrekI am not aware of any Speeduino that can control an EGR valve. I am not familiar with Arizona emissions laws. I would research your state laws and see what the requirements are based on the model year of your car. I’ve seen some states that require a visual inspection. Perhaps if you have it installed. But not electrically wired up. You may be ok?
You could also always localized groups of wiring together and twos or threes well I guess twos.. that way you could stick to a certain amount of current obviously you'll have differences in voltage because of different resistances.. it's not like their signal wires.. you know what I'm saying you can group them all up like one..clip and pin proper insulation and resistance
Oh Arduino..
Electro mechanical
Could I get in touch with you about this project? I'm doing a vary similar concept with my 351W. I want to pick your brain if you wouldn't mind. I'll gladly pay you for your time and contributions.
@@jakesnider8629 builtbybp@gmail.com
I'd say just make the wires. You'll get exactly what you need that way. It's way easier than what you've already accomplished.
Keep it up! Loving the progress and detailed explanation!
If I could pick your brain about this project, I would be ecstatic. I mentioned in your previous upload about your system. I would gladly even financially compensate you just to get some insite on getting a Ford 302-351 running on speeduino as efficiently as you have, sir.
Love this! I’m learning to tune with SCT pro racer. Mine is a 4.6 mustang with ported m112 eaton.
Everything looks do-able to me except the intake manifold, aluminum welding is very difficult. Great work love you kept it under the hood. Thanks for showing the tuning software in the previous video, it's how i found your channel in the first place.
Sir you are a genius. I know a little about a little lol but you my friend have opened my eyes to a hole another level. What you are doing is right up my alley. Been wanting to do something along the lines of this but didn't even know where to start. I would love to talk with you one on one and learn some more. Keep up the amazing work sir!!!!!!!
@@douglasvance9444 if you have specific questions I can try to answer feel free. or stay tuned for more content that will be released
@@bpbuilds Yes I do but I am also staying tuned for I have subscribed to your channel and you sir have a loyal follower. lol
I'm just curious as to why you made an adapter plate instead just bolting the blower to the modified intake and get more hood clearance . also I think I would have made a fabricated u turn block for the throttle body to gain more clearance . wonderful build , great job . I'm doing something similar . i have a 96 Lincoln mkv111 32 valve aluminum 4.6 and i found a m122 blower of a gt500 mustang . im using a 96 cobra lower intake with a plate on top like you did .
@@wuddywoodpecker64 because the lower intake 6 inch wide pocket I milled was too narrow to fit the bolt pattern of the supercharger. Meaning the lower intake is narrower than the supercharger is. So nothing to bolt to.
These things are great. I've had a 0.3.7 board running a Ford 5.4 since 2019. That case looks great. I made a generic aluminum case work, and it's no where near that nice.
Very cool! Keep making videos and I'll keep watching them!
Man this build was amazing great work how much are you pushing now?
Sick.❤
We need a driving video thats sick!
@@fords4life914 there are multiple on the channel.
Looking promising, gonna be interesting to see how well this all works out!
very cool work…love watching and love your explanations
Nice !!