I Took Apart My SVT Lightning Engine & Found Something VERY Unexpected! MYSTERY ENGINE! – Car Mod Pros Portal

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In this video, I tear down my Ford F-150 SVT Lightning engine and found something very unexpected. The mystery of this engine continues as I reveal its history and we dig deep to find date codes and updated parts! Enjoy!

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26 thoughts on “I Took Apart My SVT Lightning Engine & Found Something VERY Unexpected! MYSTERY ENGINE!”
  1. I recently bought a 2001 ford svt lightning and I stepped on the gas and it started losing engine power and shooting a bunch of smoke from the exhaust and it was also making a noise when I tried to accelerate even a little and i had noticed like 2 days ago it had trouble starting up as well and I was wondering if anyone knew what the issue could be

  2. Alex. The videos are still good but lost the vibe after Peter has been edited out of the footage. you guys seemed to get along… hope you guys can clear up issues and work together again. the videos were so much more fun. not to say they arent good now but its lost the fun and goofy fun..

  3. replace the head bolts with ARP head studs instead of the OEM spec torque to yield bolts. I believe that would be your best option if you want to avoid blowing out any more head gaskets. At least that's what I think.

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