I have been giving this some thought, but not having a lot of mechanical experience, I want your opinions. I have an 84 bronco that sits there collecting dust. Now I may be picking up a 94 gt. Would it be possible to take the 351 engine out of the bronco, rebuild it and such then install it into the stang?
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earleys94gt
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Search, like stated above, for definate answers.
As for the heavy fabricating part, don't quote me on this, but other than suspension and such you might need a new k-member. Like I said, I don't know for sure.
It would be pretty cool to have a 351 'Stang, and carbed at that.
As for the heavy fabricating part, don't quote me on this, but other than suspension and such you might need a new k-member. Like I said, I don't know for sure.
It would be pretty cool to have a 351 'Stang, and carbed at that.
earleys94gt
Active Member
Yeah, but the end result will be worth the time and effort you invest.
If I were doing a projest like this I would want to take my time so that I get eveything right, and cover all my bases.
nmcgrawj
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Wowsers.
Taking a old school car that was carbed and putting in fuel injection or a 4.6 DOHC fuel injected motor is cool
Taking a new fuel injected car and putting in a carbed motor not so much
Unless its some radical hard core BIG HP race car set up....thats just a bad move
You dont need a new k-member. Off the top of my head you need a oil pan/pick up, distributor, widen your stock fuel rails (easy, fuel injector line + 2 clamps for the front and rear), a hood, headers, intake etc etc etc. Search on here and corral.net . This has been covered many many many times. Its an easy swap. The only "frabricating" i did was to knotch my battery tray to clear the belt (since the 351w is a bit wider). Everything else was a bolt in thing...being a little challenging now and then cause of the reduced space.
