351 swap part # listing - I just need a couple more!

chickendreamer · Aug 11, 2004

Ok, so I’ve done most of my research when it comes to the 351 swap in a 95 mustang. I have made a list of the part numbers but I am wondering if I am missing anything. Please let me know what the part is and the part number. I really appreciate it!

Oil Pan - Ford Racing P/N M-6675-A58
Oil Drive - Ford Racing P/N M-6605-A341
Flywheel - Ford Racing P/N M-6375-A302
Harmonic Balancer - Ford Racing P/N M-6316-C351
Crankshaft Pulley Spacer - M-8510-B351
Lower Intake Manifold - Edelbrock P/N 3884
Accessory Bracket - Ford Racing P/N M-8511-B351
Oil Pump - ??
Fuel Rail Connector Tubes - ??
Distributor - ??

I realize I haven’t listed headers but I am going with a turbocharger kit so I won’t need headers. As well to this, I’ve read you can use the stock fuel rails but I need to change the tube that connects the rails, however where could I get this special tube? When it comes to the distributor, do I need a lightning distributor, or will a distributor out of any 351 truck work? I’ve read there is clearance issues when it comes to the battery, can anyone confirm this? Last question, which fuel pump will I need?

Thanks a lot, I appreciate you taking the time to answer yet another 351 swap list of questions.

DougNuts · Aug 12, 2004

I'm 99% sure you only have to notch the battery tray. Just take a dremel and remove any offending area. Shouldn't be too hard since the tray is plastic.

I'm pretty sure any 351 distributor would work as long as the firing order is the same, but why not go with a nice MSD unit?

I think you can go to autozone and buy a longer fuel hose to connect the fuel rails.

squall9393 · Aug 12, 2004

Ditto on the distributor. You could go to a junk yard and pull the distributor from a 5.8L Ford truck but I would rather buy a pro-billet from MSD. Summit sells most if not all the conversion parts for cheap that you need. What's an old drive? Is that the pickup? Never heard about having to get new fuel rail connector tubes. Guess that depends on what height the block is that you get and where the motor mounts will have it set.

squall9393 · Aug 12, 2004

Oh yeah BTW I saw your thread with the pic of the 351W your using. Are you keeping it carb or going FE with it?

DougNuts · Aug 12, 2004

squall9393 said:
Oh yeah BTW I saw your thread with the pic of the 351W your using. Are you keeping it carb or going FE with it?

If you were talking to me, yes, I'm going with fuel injection. I wouldn't have it any other way.

As for the fuel cross over, you only have to extend the cross over hose from the passenger side to the driver's side on the lower intake because the motor is wider than a 302. The difference in height is not a problem.

bgjohnson · Jun 28, 2005

how would you go about expanding the hose? could you just cut and splice?

nmcgrawj · Jun 29, 2005

Yea i need to know this too....do u use just regular hose clamps or what?

nmcgrawj · Jun 30, 2005

nmcgrawj said:
Yea i need to know this too....do u use just regular hose clamps or what?

TTT

SorsCode · Jun 30, 2005

I would only do the cut and splice deal for temp. Until you get money for some aftermarket rails because mine started leakin on me the other day turing a test start on the engine stand.

nmcgrawj · Jun 30, 2005

SorsCode said:
I would only do the cut and splice deal for temp. Until you get money for some aftermarket rails because mine started leakin on me the other day turing a test start on the engine stand.

Hmmmm that sucks. Who sells the rails i would need? What size? How hard is the install? I would try to just do it right the first time if they are not too expensive.

Thanks for the help...i dont know much about the fuel rails and such.

scarless · Jun 30, 2005

Is this the kind of thing you're looking for to use braided stainless steel hose to bridge the gap? http://store.summitracing.com/largeimage.asp?part=RUS-640900
http://store.summitracing.com/largeimage.asp?part=AEI-15101
http://store.summitracing.com/largeimage.asp?part=AEI-15102

Also, Vortech sells some rails that have hose fittings. http://store.summitracing.com/largeimage.asp?part=VOR-8F103-021

SorsCode · Jun 30, 2005

I ended up with some BBRC Fuel rails. Haven't installed them yet. Car isn't even ready for motor yet. Like said Engine was started on engine stand and tested. But I would recommend doing some aftermarket rails.

Looking at those links.. You could do something like that.

1slow95 · Jun 30, 2005

My Vic5.8 intake came with the hose to connect the stock rails together. No problems yet...

311green94 · Jun 30, 2005

I thought that the crankshaft pulley spacer was only for the Fox bodies. There was a couple of guys that I talked to that did the swap and didn't use the spacer. For the ones that have done the swap, is it needed?

nmcgrawj · Jun 30, 2005

311green94 said:
I thought that the crankshaft pulley spacer was only for the Fox bodies. There was a couple of guys that I talked to that did the swap and didn't use the spacer. For the ones that have done the swap, is it needed?

No. Our accessories bolt right up.

nmcgrawj · Jun 30, 2005

so if i got these...

http://store.summitracing.com/partd...=VOR-8F103-021&autoview=sku&Ntk=KeywordSearch

What else would i need to make em work?

nmcgrawj · Jun 30, 2005

SorsCode said:
I ended up with some BBRC Fuel rails.

How much were those? Where did u get them from?

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