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Putting a 351W in a T-Bird S/C

  • Thread starter Thread starter bluevenom867
  • Start date Start date Jan 23, 2009

bluevenom867

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  • Jan 23, 2009
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Title,discuse.

Lol,but really I'm building a 351W to replace the worn out (and knocking,leaking,and tapping) 3.8L *cough*abuse*cough*

First off headers,anyone know where I could find some swap headers for this?

Second witch trans,I can either build up the AOD or I was thinking a T5 with me teaching him some good driving and hard tires so they break loose befor the trans does,lol.

Its just gotta be low buck is the only thing.

The engine should push around 415-425hp with a 6500rpm shift.
 

1991notchbackLX

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you should PM a member on here named vinnietbird, that is if he doesn't pop his head in here before then

he should be able to help you out, if not do a search for a good t-bird forum, i know it's out there i just can't remember the web address, in any case, good luck with the build and sorry i couldnt help directly, but mustangs are my thing

Chris
 
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