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Skidzz

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A friend of mine just bought a very modded out 99 v6 and I'm trying to find some things out for him. Anyway, the car is pretty sweet. Full saleen body kit and spoiler, 18' saleen rims, really clean. I didn't think to take pics of the car itself, but I took pics of the engine to see if you guys could tell what it is. It looks to me like an old 302.




As for mods, I could see... msd ignition, bbk LT's, full exhaust, and it USED to have NAWZ. Anyone know the engine.

Oh yea, and next Thursday I'm planning on racing him down at the 1/8 mile. If I can get my hands on a digital cam, I'll tape it.
 

68torinogt

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do you have better pictures???
 

SaleenGT2001

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it is a 302 or 351W
 

SaleenGT2001

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is the dipstick in the front cover or in the side of the block?
 

68torinogt

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thats what i was thinking but the pictures are fuzzy
 

Skidzz

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Sorry guys, I took them with the cam on my cell phone. There is a lot of extra room in the bay, and the engine doesn't look much bigger than mine in comparison. That's why I'm thinking it's a 302 and not a 351.
 

Skidzz

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SaleenGT2001 said:
is the dipstick in the front cover or in the side of the block?
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I'm pretty sure I remember seeing it in the side of the block, but I'd have to see it again to be sure.
 

SaleenGT2001

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the only differances in the 302 and the 351W is the deck height i believe......it has been a while since i messed with non mod motors now. i still have about 5 complete 302's in my barn though! maybe one day i'll throw one in my ranger.
 

hotmustang331

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Looks like a 302 to me . My dad was wanting to do that to his V6 stang....but I wonder if it had cats, if they would pass it for inspection?

^ yep the 351 was a taller deck...pretty much the same other than that. Intakes arent swappable....but heads are.
 

Skidzz

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hotmustang331 said:
Looks like a 302 to me . My dad was wanting to do that to his V6 stang....but I wonder if it had cats, if they would pass it for inspection?

^ yep the 351 was a taller deck...pretty much the same other than that. Intakes arent swappable....but heads are.
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No, no cats. This thing definitely won't pass inspection, but here in WV you just have to know someone who will bend the rules for you a little. If it were a 351, would it fit under the stock v6 hood? I ask because it still has the stock hood. I'm pretty sure this car has a 302.
 

hotmustang331

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^ Yea, I thing a 460 big block would fit in our engine bay lol. Our mod motors are HUGE! (V6 compartment has as much room as the GT and cobra).
 

CanadaStang

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302 or 351W pretty tough to tell by the pics
 

jasonh_86

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It looks like it used to be a 351, but then bored .125" over and then stroked, which eventually turned it into a 438.. and looks like it has 15:1 compression




Actually I have no clue, but it is pretty interesting!.. Get pics of the motor with the rest of the car in the pic as well
 

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looks like the ol' five oh... cause you'd have a hard time fitting your fist in between the carb and distributer... or would you... :O
 
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