4.6 2v to a gen2 5.0, and I used the same motor mounts, I believe the 4.6, 5.0, and 5.4 all use the same motor mounts. I used a stifflers crossmember for a gen 2 lightning. Welded that on after I mounted the 6R80. I cut the old mounts for the 4R70 crossmember out and did have to move the new crossmember farther back. I went from a 4R70 to a 6R80, and I had issues finding new coolant lines to work. I ended up using AN hoses with a separate transmission cooler. I bypassed the radiator altogether.
@@jasonatkinson2032 great! If you check out one of my latest vids you’ll see how I plan to address the cross member and should be able to use the stock 6R80 mount. Good to know in the motor mounts I’d figure they’d work. I also agree on the trans cooling, just going to bypass the rad and go to the cooler from the stock 6R tubes that go to the front of the engine. Did you get the factory gages to work or no? I’ve been told by PBH that gen 2 only a few will work. I’m hoping with what we learned on the 05-10 cars that they’ll all work in the truck with a gen one ECU
@@MattSoppa my gauges do not work, I haven't bothered to try as I'm planning on swapping in a 2018 complete dash and center console. My only hesitation is the can-bus for the 2018 as it went with a gen 3 coyote, even though the 15 and 18 are the same body. I don't want to fry my 2015 ecu
4x4 transfer cases are different I did the 6r80 swap in my 07 and I had to have both driveshafts customized to fit but I am now about to coyote swap it soon and I have everything needed to turn the 11th gen into a full blown 12th gen on the inside and under the hood 😁
@@MattSoppa and I believe I spoke with you a few months ago about a custom harness for the instrument cluster for the coyote swaps on the 11th gen f150s
@@11thGen5.0 sick! Hopefully we can help you when it’s time for the coyote. I’ve also if you haven’t seen yet, making a swap cross member for the 6R since as you know it’s longer than the 4R
Ive been deeply pondering swapping my 09 4.6 3v. I just cant justify modifying the 4.6 with the extreme lack of f150 parts and the lackluster performance compared to the 5.0.
@@MattSoppa literally the best news I've heard in a long time! I've drawn up all sorts of turbo plans for the truck since I've owned it, but it's now sitting at 140k miles. I really enjoy the truck, but that 450hp limit has kept it basically stock it's whole life. Turns out owning an 87 Grand National for 20 years has broken my brain, and putting turbos on everything seems rational to me now 😆
If you look at an 12 gen f150 the front doors are longer. So that’s part of the reason why measurements were different between trans cross member and front suspension cross member.
@@scottlance2404 i’d have to disagree because the regular cabs have the little extra doors and the doors are part of the body not the frame. It’s because of the driveline length differences between the 6R 80 and the four-speed auto.
Have you ever come across a Coyote swap that won't shut off? Starts up fine but when the ignition gets turned off, the motor keeps running. Been going through all the grounds but can't find anything. Any tips? The vids rock by the way!
Your right about the forums most common saying "sell yours and buy one with a 5.0"" what fun is that. Thank you for the good video. im subscribed..
4.6 2v to a gen2 5.0, and I used the same motor mounts, I believe the 4.6, 5.0, and 5.4 all use the same motor mounts.
I used a stifflers crossmember for a gen 2 lightning. Welded that on after I mounted the 6R80. I cut the old mounts for the 4R70 crossmember out and did have to move the new crossmember farther back.
I went from a 4R70 to a 6R80, and I had issues finding new coolant lines to work. I ended up using AN hoses with a separate transmission cooler. I bypassed the radiator altogether.
@@jasonatkinson2032 great! If you check out one of my latest vids you’ll see how I plan to address the cross member and should be able to use the stock 6R80 mount. Good to know in the motor mounts I’d figure they’d work. I also agree on the trans cooling, just going to bypass the rad and go to the cooler from the stock 6R tubes that go to the front of the engine. Did you get the factory gages to work or no? I’ve been told by PBH that gen 2 only a few will work. I’m hoping with what we learned on the 05-10 cars that they’ll all work in the truck with a gen one ECU
@@MattSoppa my gauges do not work, I haven't bothered to try as I'm planning on swapping in a 2018 complete dash and center console. My only hesitation is the can-bus for the 2018 as it went with a gen 3 coyote, even though the 15 and 18 are the same body. I don't want to fry my 2015 ecu
@@jasonatkinson2032 can bus is pretty passive It’s just a matter of the addresses are correct to pass along info
Im excited for this. Have always liked these trucks.
Yes!!! Please make this a series! There is no info out on it and I have been wanting to do it for the last few years.
@@JoeHobert that’s the plan!
I will swap my f150 soon i I watch the full video thanks you for this good information and video 👍🏻👍🏻🔥
Excited to see what happens
4x4 transfer cases are different I did the 6r80 swap in my 07 and I had to have both driveshafts customized to fit but I am now about to coyote swap it soon and I have everything needed to turn the 11th gen into a full blown 12th gen on the inside and under the hood 😁
@@11thGen5.0 yup aware of that case difference!
@@MattSoppa yeah I found out the hard way lol but I am subscribed and will be following this build
@@MattSoppa and I believe I spoke with you a few months ago about a custom harness for the instrument cluster for the coyote swaps on the 11th gen f150s
@@11thGen5.0 sick! Hopefully we can help you when it’s time for the coyote. I’ve also if you haven’t seen yet, making a swap cross member for the 6R since as you know it’s longer than the 4R
@@MattSoppa will it use the same mounting points as the 4R?
Thanks for the video! My 05 5.4 just took a dive (timing is off) I hate to fix it and keep it the same. I will be subscribing!!
Looking forward to this.
Ive been deeply pondering swapping my 09 4.6 3v. I just cant justify modifying the 4.6 with the extreme lack of f150 parts and the lackluster performance compared to the 5.0.
@@adamconnell5965 besides the body connection to the PCM I haven’t looked to see what else needs to be done. Stay tuned!
@@MattSoppa literally the best news I've heard in a long time! I've drawn up all sorts of turbo plans for the truck since I've owned it, but it's now sitting at 140k miles. I really enjoy the truck, but that 450hp limit has kept it basically stock it's whole life. Turns out owning an 87 Grand National for 20 years has broken my brain, and putting turbos on everything seems rational to me now 😆
@@adamconnell5965 swap it like a surgeon 👨🏾⚕️
I am in the same boat…. And after careful consideration and a moderate amount of research, we have decided to be out in the engine transplant list.
@@MattSoppa that seems like the hardest part behind you then
If you look at an 12 gen f150 the front doors are longer. So that’s part of the reason why measurements were different between trans cross member and front suspension cross member.
@@scottlance2404 i’d have to disagree because the regular cabs have the little extra doors and the doors are part of the body not the frame. It’s because of the driveline length differences between the 6R 80 and the four-speed auto.
4R70 has a slip-yoke on the end, whereas the 6R80 has a flange end. I agree with you. And has nothing to do with the cab length. @@MattSoppa
Well well well… 🤔 Just what I was look for. Thanks for the video 😎
Can wait to see it done I have same truck but v6 been wanting to put a 5.0 and no videos about it
Have you ever come across a Coyote swap that won't shut off? Starts up fine but when the ignition gets turned off, the motor keeps running. Been going through all the grounds but can't find anything. Any tips?
The vids rock by the way!
@@bhig959 somethings back feeding the ignition feed probably via the alternator
"Scrap if Dropped" LOL!!!!!!
@@whpony96 😆 good thing it didn’t make it to the floor! 😅