Information wanted on engine/trans measurements LxWxH[ATTACH=CONFIG]49921[/ATTACH]
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Information wanted on engine/trans measurements LxWxH[ATTACH=CONFIG]49921[/ATTACH]
Tomy,
Thoroughbred Motor Sports the maker of the Stallion purchased the drive trains straight from FORD. The drive trains were for a 2007 FORD Ranger Pick up truck. They came with a FORD warrantee on the drive train. FORD quit putting the 4 cylinder 2.3 motor in the ranger and the availability of the drive train dried up for TBMS. They had Rousch Racing re-program the ECU to work in the Stallion. I will try and get you the measurements later today. I expect you want over all size.
[QUOTE=Gorilla;512232]Tomy,
Thoroughbred Motor Sports the maker of the Stallion purchased the drive trains straight from FORD. The drive trains were for a 2007 FORD Ranger Pick up truck. They came with a FORD warrantee on the drive train. FORD quit putting the 4 cylinder 2.3 motor in the ranger and the availability of the drive train dried up for TBMS. They had Rousch Racing re-program the ECU to work in the Stallion. I will try and get you the measurements later today. I expect you want over all size.[/QUOTE]
YES, I would like the over all sizes and Thank You.
here is what I approx measured. width of motor is appox 26 wide with a/c compressor, or about 20 inches wide without the compressor.
about 57 inches long from front pulley to rear of transmission with front u-joint
30 inches high from bottom of oil pan to top of engine.
tail of transmission 10 inch off ground top of tail 14 inches
best I could do hope this helps. hard to get measurements when it,s in the vehicle
[ATTACH=CONFIG]50429[/ATTACH][QUOTE=Gorilla;512688]here is what I approx measured. width of motor is appox 26 wide with a/c compressor, or about 20 inches wide without the compressor.
about 57 inches long from front pulley to rear of transmission with front u-joint
30 inches high from bottom of oil pan to top of engine.
tail of transmission 10 inch off ground top of tail 14 inches
best I could do hope this helps. hard to get measurements when it,s in the vehicle[/QUOTE]
I have not seen one in years. I go to Americade ( 35,000 people ) 18,000 motorcycles. Only have seen 6 in 10 years and 3 were dealers. They still sell them? I did drive one and loved the feeling after I got use to gas with one foot brake with the other. WEIRD at first
No longer manufactured. My understanding is the last units were produced in 2013, and then only 50. Another thread on this site states there were only 930 manufactured. I live in DFW and know of only four in this area, including mine. Explore the 'net and you could find one for sale somewhere.
anybody know of one for sale?
[QUOTE=Buddy13;841808]anybody know of one for sale?[/QUOTE]
Yes but it is in central Florida! Tomg