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A display should make the useful information easy to find. JuiceBuilt’s custom MoTeC C Series work brings the car’s important signals together in a layout built around the driver.

The configuration shown on JuiceBuilt’s Instagram includes check-engine indications, turn signals, sensor values, gear position, camera view and map selection.

The package also brings odometer and fuel-level information into the display, with a separate shift-light screen described in the original project update.

Start the conversation with your exact C Series model, ECU, available channels and the way you use the car. The final configuration depends on that combination.

Custom dash / Configuration / Driver interface

This 2026 Stingray update brings several parts of the car together. The build is documented on both JuiceBuilt’s Instagram and TikTok.

The published combination includes an aFe Stage 2 intake, Borla exhaust, custom ECU tuning and an HP Tuners ECU unlock.

The project update also lists PowerStop front and rear pads, custom wheels and Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires.

The useful starting point for a similar build is your model year, current configuration and intended use. JuiceBuilt can confirm the exact parts and supporting work for your car.

Intake & exhaust / ECU calibration / Brakes & wheels

JuiceBuilt’s completed S550 update shows why a build needs a plan for the whole combination.

The original project credits an ESS supercharger, Vapor Performance tuning and an Adam Humm short block.

JuiceBuilt’s documented work includes the long-block assembly, fuel system and Stage 1 6R80. The update also lists a Circle D converter.

Watch the original walk-through for the project overview, then talk with JuiceBuilt about the parts and supporting work your own S550 needs.

S550 Mustang / Engine assembly / Fuel system / 6R80

The most useful build content shows what went into the combination. This Coyote assembly update documents the hardware selected for the project.

The published short-block specification includes billet main caps, a dry-decked block with custom water cooling, 300M rods, upgraded rod bolts and custom pistons.

JuiceBuilt also documents main studs, an O-ringed block and coated wrist pins in the project update.

A parts list alone does not establish a power rating or a fitment match. Bring your goals, engine generation and current components so JuiceBuilt can plan the combination with you.

Coyote / Short-block assembly / Engine planning

JuiceBuilt’s workshop update documents a completed dual-pump to triple-pump conversion.

The original clip focuses on the finished conversion. It is a useful starting point for a conversation about the fuel side of a build.

Share the exact vehicle, fuel type, current pump setup, injectors and intended use when asking for a similar project.

The final parts and configuration need to match the complete setup. Explore fuel-system parts, then send JuiceBuilt your build details before ordering.

Fuel delivery / Pump conversion / Build support

The finished custom turbo kit in JuiceBuilt’s TikTok update puts the fabrication work at the center of the story.

The original post shows the completed kit and invites customers planning something similar to contact the shop.

A useful build brief starts with the chassis, engine, current hardware and intended use. Photos of the available space help make that first conversation specific.

Explore the forced-induction catalog to plan your questions, then work with JuiceBuilt to confirm the parts and fabrication needed for your project.

Turbo fabrication / Project planning / Forced induction