2001 Ford Mustang GT - Project Ice Box

Seems like there's no limit to 4.6 performance in this 2001 Ford Mustang GT

From the November, 2010 issue of Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords

Project Name: Project Ice Box
Car: '01 Mustang GT
Timeline: February 2002-Present
Goal: Push the boundaries of 4.6 Two-Valve street performance.
Grade: A
Best performance: 10.73 at 131 mph on ET Streets/10.9 at 133 in daily driver trim (radials all around, 3650 lbs). Emissions legal in 49 states (Vortech T-Trim not emissions legal in California), A/C still blows cold.
Biggest mistake: Coilover suspension not up to 621 rwhp on road course.
Best move: Patriot heads, Comp Stage 2 cams, CHP short-block, JDM tune-up.

Seems like there's no limit to 4.6 performance.

	Visual Enhancements Are the stock gauges putting you to sleep? If so, the simple answer may be an Auto Meter Lunar Series gauge setup.
	Getting Graphic The Ice Box gets some much-needed color through the use of vinyl graphics.
	Ice Box Intake Part 1 The 4.6-liter Modular engines have powered the Ford Mustang for eight years now, and surprisingly there are only two aftermarket intakes available (both of which are from Ford Racing). This should lead astute Mustangers to conclude either the stock manifolds a
	Patriot Games Part 1 We look to boost up Project Ice Box with a set of Patriot Performance heads and Comp Cams bumpsticks.
	Patriot Games -- Part II Look out! Our GT is makin' over 500 rwhp and we might just be gunning for you.
	Patriot Games, The Conclusion Project Ice Box Makes It Down the Strip
	2001 Ford Mustang GT - Nice Ice, Part 2 JDM Engineering buttons up our 4.9L stroker engine and adds a T-trim to the mix.
	2001 Ford Mustang GT - Nice Ice, Part 3 Project Ice Box is complete-we thrash it hard on the dyno, then rip it at the dragstrip.

2001 Ford Mustang GT - Project Ice Box

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