Adding ford diesel turbo to 3v 4.6l Ford Mustang 2006 V8 gt?
Would this b difficult to do?
Try "impossible." If that's too many syllables, try "stoopid."
Yes. First off the mounting points are different, the weight distribution is different and the torque curve is different. You would also have to replace the transmission because a diesel has a narrow RPM band and transmissions made for gas engines have a broad RPM band. Secondly, the engine will probably cost more than the car is worth. Lastly, You still have pollution control standards to meet and the diesel will not do it.
Hi what put a smokey old diesel in a mustang. You must be crackers.
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