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i know this has nothing to do with mustangs but the motor in my f150 isnt the stock motor and i have no idea what kind of motor it is.. its a 302w bored .40 over. with for eye brow pistons and roller lifters what kind of motor do i have? is it a mustang motor? any infomation will be helpfull

 

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Look at the code on the block and look that up, should give you a pretty good idea

 

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Mystery 5oh 3000!!!

 

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Do u know exactly were the numbers are on the block? And someone said look on the heads. If so were would they be on the heads cause theirs a couple different sets of numbers

 

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Back of the block between the heads on a 302 in some cases I have seen it also by the base of the distributor on the Boss blocks ...

 

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The mustangs and F150's after '87 both used the same E7TE heads and block. As such, the F150's were machined for a roller cam, but did not use one. The pistons were cast and dished and may, or may not have had the valve reliefs cut into them.

 

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Gearbanger 101 said:

The mustangs and F150's after '87 both used the same E7TE heads and block. As such, the F150's were machined for a roller cam, but did not use one. The pistons were cast and dished and may, or may not have had the valve reliefs cut into them.

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'93 and up F150s with automatics had the roller cam. My '95 definately has one.

 

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thank yall for the advise it was much needed. im just trying to figure out what that guy put in the truck b4 i got it. its a 91 f150 4x4. and its a pain going to get parts and telling them i need plugs for a 91 f150 and they end up being wrong. but thank yall for the advice.