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Cayman with a Ford Coyote motor
This looks different, and the article lists a different builder, but the license plate is the same. Someone Stuffed a 5.0 V8 From a Mustang In This Porsche Cayman This may have been shared before, but I didn't see anything when I searched for Cayman Coyote. And the video at least is new since it's only been online for a day.
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Very nice. Want.
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I have a '11 stock Cayman S. I love the sound of the V8 in the video. It would be cool to buy this one, but not ready to give up the factory "S" by any means.
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I've seen that one. Kennedy makes the adapters for the coyote and ls engines.
If I had a clean shell that would be my route.
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We saw this car at SEMA - absolutely loved it!
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Nice! Love it!
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PASM delete? Why?
And watch how far the guy has to move his hand backwards to shift. Oh well, at least it was really expensive, and loud.
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Biggest issue is it doesn't talk to the stock gauges though. If they sort that out and make it more 'street' rather than track oriented it would be great.
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I imagine trying to make the embedded systems from one manufacturer talk to the engine controls/sensors of another would be a less than fun task...
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Ford's engines are something else these days. That said, powering a Cayman? Frightening...
Also, NOT a car one would want to take a 500 miles drive in...
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I certainly wouldn't consider it frightening. Our spyder at 1600 lbs and 280ish qualifies as "exciting" but not frightening. Around the same HP weight (spyder actually has more huevos per pound) and I guarantee that the Cayman has a MUCH better sorted chassis than our kit car. angela
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uncomfortable in the middle and dangerous at both ends. Trying to sit in a Boxster convinced me they aren't a car for me...just not enough legroom for my frame. I can see the "excitement" of more power...
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