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Bookmark or Share- Crownvic.net | Forums powered by UBB.threads™CrownVic.net, or CVN, is a gathering place for enthusiasts of the 1979 to 2011 Ford Crown Victoria and its siblings - Mercury Grand Marquis, Mercury Marauder, and Lincoln Town Car. We offer a number of forums for seeking information on service, repairs, and performance modifications.
- Crownvic.net | Forums powered by UBB.threads™My 2002 Crown Vic LX sport: Purchased in the heart of Covid on govdeals from Sevier County TN Sheriff's department. The ad didn't say much out of the norm besides "aftermarket exhaust" which I assumed meant they maybe replaced the mufflers.
- Basic Upgrades to gain 50-60 HP. - Crownvic.net98 crown vic lx hpp, factory duals, thrush turbos, deleted resonators, 3 1/2in tips, PI intake manifold swap, modded air box with cone filter, accel direct fire coils, NGK v-power plugs, ara3 PCM,100 shot NX mainline wet nitrous, b&m ratchet shifter, Pi cams waiting..maybe comps, see what happens
- Coolant leak between aluminum crossover and intake | 4.6L Based ...03 Crown Victoria LX by Wags4000, on Flickr 2001 Merc GM LS; RIP at 340k mi (bought at 67k)-my former commuter. Finally passed on due to no one driving it and things just stopped working. 1986 Merc GM LS; 165k mi (bought at 118k)- Red with White vinyl half roof; 5.0L; RIP 87 Caprice Wagon; 356k; 5.0L(307cu) RIP
- Best and Worst years | 4.6L Based Powertrains | Crownvic.net2003 is the best. 2004 is the worst. At least that was the case with the 2 Crown Vics I have owned. My point is to take each car as it is. You'll be looking at cars that have 100k+ miles. I would recommend a "bad" year in good shape that puts a smile on your face, versus a supp
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