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    Can any of you identify this engine?

    So, a 302 or FE 390. Hm... Next week I`ll get the engine cleaned up, and hopefully I`m able to find some more numers for you. Hope you will keep feeding me, it is most helpfull. Every time I get a piece of info, I lern a lot! Thanks to all of you!! Please check the thread again next week!
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    Can any of you identify this engine?

    jackchan> perfect! So I can assume this is a 302 from late 60-early 70 with standard heads and intake, and that the screw-in plugs are added later on? Thankyou all for serious and usefull answers, this is most helpfull!
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    Can any of you identify this engine?

    year they are threaded. Didn`t know that was specific for BOSS engines. But, unfortunately, the number on the block is, as far as i can tell from the guide, not original, and earlyer tonight someone told me that the first two digits didn`t mach anything. Besides, who wouldt put a 2-barrel on a...
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    Can any of you identify this engine?

    :) Sure you want to pay to have them shipped from sweden? That could end up being pretty expensive... One more thing: the engine have some weird screw-in freezeplugs. Is that normal for mid 70 engines? And can I get aftermarketparts for that, or can I just use ordinary freezeplugs?
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    Can any of you identify this engine?

    I was not even aware that it was an ingeneering number! can a "decoder" for such engineering numbers be found anywhere on the web? The engine has been resting in a -70 Mustang, according to the previous owner, but i`m not sure this is to be taken for granted. (wich defines the point of asking...
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    Can any of you identify this engine?

    Realmongo> The only visible numbers is F2F01FZ07832F and b30e-9426. The flywheel semes to be modified, it has headers, and what is left of the carburettor lookes like a armalite 4100. Any guesses?
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    Can any of you identify this engine?

    Hi guys! I found this not original engine in a barn. The previous owner claimes it original came from a mustang. I belive it`s a 302, but what year? The valvecovers say "power by Ford", and the only number I can find is F2F01FZ07832F. Can somebody please help me identify it?
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    engine conversion:which flywheel

    No automatics for me! I know it might be easy, but I`m used to the old fashion manual gears. And i like it that way. Besides that, it`s not very common with automatic transmissins in Europe, and that means fewer, more expensive parts. :OT: But you are right about the of MII in Scandinavia...
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    engine conversion:which flywheel

    The thing is that I was hoping to avoid things like longer sleeve on the pilot bearing, rebalancing flywheel and so on, becourse theese are things that I`m not too familiar with.(which pretty much define the point of asking you guys:)) However, cutting, welding and custom constructions is no...
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    engine conversion:which flywheel

    OK. thank you so much for answer, guys. It will be close to impossible to find a original tranny over here in Euroupe, so i have to consider other options. But never the less, I WILL make it work, the MII of mine is going to have a 302, no matter the effort. Once again, thanks for your help!
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    engine conversion:which flywheel

    hm, great, More expences. :nonono: But the V-6 transmission in a MII must be a RUG, right? (or is it a TC-4?) And if so, the parts from other ford cars, like the early Granadas, must be interchangable. So theoretically speaking, it shouldt be possible to use the tranny from one of those behind...
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    T-5 conversion

    Haven`t done the swap myself, just wondered if you have seen this one: http://www.mustangii.net/t5swap.asp
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    engine conversion:which flywheel

    Hi guys! :p I`m pulling out my stock V-6 engine, replacing it with a 302 from a 70`Stang, which means 28 oz flywheel. I have the 4-speed manual transmission, which seems to fit quite well to the 302 engine. Now, do I use the flywheel from the V-6, or do I use the one already mounted on the...