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Anybody know info about a FM-35L Engine from Global Engines.

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Hi Fellas,

I have a 68 inline six and was thinking about upgrading to a v8. I saw this long block on the amazon website:

Amazon.com: Global Engines Premium FM-35L Ford 5.0 Liter 302 Cubic Inch Remanufactured Long Block, No Core Required. Fits 68-74: Automotive

Anybody know anything about this manufacturer, or this engine? Like how much torque or h/p it produces etc? I couldn't find a way to contact the vendor either.

Thanks!
 
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