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3.8 to 351 swap

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shane5dog

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Hey ,Has anyone out there ever dropped a 351 into a 1999-2004 stang. Iknow that the tranny ,rear end,k-member,etc. will have to be changed but i wanted to know if anyone had any tips on doing this?
 

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I have wondered about this myself.. I would be interested to know if it could be done and still be emissions legal.
 
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