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Return-Path: From: fordtrucks-digest-request X-Mailing-List: archive/volume97/15 To: fordtrucks-digest Reply-To: fordtrucks ------------------------------ Content-Type: text/plain fordtrucks-digest Digest Volume 97 : Issue 65 Today's Topics: Re: new engine break in [Gardner ] Re: new engine break in -Reply [PAYNK (Ken Payne) Jane, stop this crazy thing... ["Erik J. O'Daniel" RE: 351M vs. 400 vs. 460 [Tim & Jolee Hann slow boat from Ohio pt2 [Eric Houkal ] Re: Obsolete FORD Parts [Larry Brown ] Re: new engine break in -Reply [Gardner ] Re: new engine break in [Steve & Rockette Re: new engine break in -Reply [Steve & Rockette Re: slow boat from Ohio pt2 [Randy Zeilinger Re: slow boat from Ohio pt2 [Don Grossman ] Test message; ignore... [Charlie Summers RE: slow boat from Ohio pt2 [Eric Houkal ] Re: '63 Door Lock Question [JRFiero Re: Build sheet request - add'l info [JRFiero ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 17:34:36 -0500 From: Gardner To: fordtrucks Subject: Re: new engine break in Message-ID: Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Gerald and Lisa Hoel wrote: > > Thank you William for the note on the 351M. I am just about tired of > everyone banging on the modified & calling it junk. Our philosophy is if > it works for YOU than it is the best for YOU. Anyone who thinks the > modified is a slug/piece of crap or otherwise worthless garbage well > kiss my a > > We just put a grand into rebuilding our Modified and she is a sweet > piece of machinery for us and so is the gas mileage (20mpg) so you > testosterone filled Rolex carrying fuel suckers who need to have speed > can just shove your accelerator through the floor burn rubber and keep > going 'cause I got no use for any of you!And while you stop at the gas > station 10 miles down the road we'll wave to you as we pass on by and > keep TRUCKIN...... > > I love this list and my husband and I have learned a ton from you all > but if you don't like something dont carry into name calling and > slamming. Just state you prefer something LARGER!! Furthermore, since we > all are supposed to be Ford enthusiasts, don't bang a Ford motor. Isnt > there enough Ch > > Jerry & Lisa > '77 F-150 Ranger with a 351M .060 and PROUD OF IT!!! > > ____________________________________________________________________ > Message distributed via http://www.ford-trucks.com//lc/lc.php?action=do&link=http://www.lofcom.com/ > For help send mail with subject "HELP" to:fordtrucks-request > Comments and suggestions are welcome, use: kpayne ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 17:37:18 -0500 From: PAYNK (Ken Payne) To: fordtrucks Subject: Re: new engine break in -Reply Message-Id: Content-Type: text/plain Content-Disposition: inline >>> Gerald and Lisa Hoel 04/24/97 04:18pm >>> >I love this list and my husband and I have learned a ton from you all >but if you don't like something dont carry into name calling and >slamming. Just state you prefer something LARGER!! Furthermore, since we >all are supposed to be Ford enthusiasts, don't bang a Ford motor. Isnt >there enough Ch In my case the only big grudge (I have lots of small ones) I have against Ch*vys is the attitude the "enthusiasts" have about any Ford stuff. Face it, the 350 is not a bad piece of hardware (also makes a great boat anchor) but the owners are such bigoted pain in the *sses that I could never own one myself. Besides, I happen to like Ford hardware (alot) and styling so why go elsewhere? What irks me the most is when someone takes a classic 40 year old piece of Ford iron and drops a GM engine in it. Barf. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 16:15:29 +0000 From: "Erik J. O'Daniel" To: FORDTRUCKS Subject: Jane, stop this crazy thing... Message-ID: Well, I'm getting a little annoyed by the people who won't read the user info for this group. Ken: I think you mentioned that you had somehow filtered out all the "unsubscribe me" messages, possibly you should add "desubscribe" and "desub" to that filter because they seem to have coined a new term... >Subject: Re:desub If it ain't one thing, it's another... Erik O'Daniel ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 15:07:18 -0700 From: Tim & Jolee Hann To: "'fordtrucks Message-ID: Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="---- =_NextPart_000_01BC50C1.81BEB300" ------ =_NextPart_000_01BC50C1.81BEB300 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable 351m is a slug and the 400 is not much better. You have a limited range = of what you can do to a 351m/400. It maybe a good torque engine but it = is no comparisen to the 460 ,429. You tons more torque tons more hp and = unlimited parts and configs to chose from or make. 351m/400 you can port = the heads and put a 4bbl on it, oh ya do a cam, and you got an engine = with rumpy rump at an idle and a gas bill to go with it. With a 460/429 = you can do pistons, heads, cams, cranks, rods, manifolds, shall I go on. = At least with a 460/429 you will know why you spend alot of time at the = pump, its called POWER!!!!!! The 351m/400 will not produce the kind of power that a 460/429 can or = torque. The longivity of a 460 is super, where I work we have a fleet of E350 = vans with 460's and the lowest milage one we have has over 250k and up = to all most 400k. No engine has been changed yet. at 200k we rolled in a = set of rods and mains and a timing chain. Couldnt see why we need to = change the bearings but we did. I have never, and I mean never seen a = 351m/400 go as far as these 460's. ---------- From: John Strauss[SMTP:jstrauss Subject: 351M vs. 400 vs. 460 William Sabers wrote: >Saying the 351M is a slug is like saying all Harley's leak oil..... You mean they don't? 8^) > Of course, the 460 is going to give better power for the Cubic >Inch freaks out there. If it is in your budget.... go for it! If not, = a >400 or 351M may be cheaper to aquire and about the same to rebuild. > The question I have is.... "are you going to need the x-tra that >the 460 gives, if not, go with what is cheaper to get into." That is, = of >course, unless testostrone has anything to do with it.....! Then the = 460 >wins! > I am in the same boat, deciding to sell-off my 400 for a 460. I >have a spare 400 from another 78 Bronco (for parts or rebuild). Life = is >full of all sorts of heated questions... > >Wsabers William, you must not be on the Big Bronco list, huh? You'd never get = away with a statement like that on that list - the BBB club would be all over = you. Those guys would have you believe the 460 cures the common cold and promotes world peace like Gandhi. But, if I had a truck with a 351M, = I'd be looking 460. Now with the 400, it's a closer contest. The 400 makes very good torque - I particularly remember a '77 F250 fire truck used at = a VFD where many of my kinfolks live that consistently blew the doors off = the other fire truck, a '78 Chevy C30 w/350 and got better gas mileage while loaded. These trucks carried some 500 gallons of water each plus all = the gear and the Ford was much less labored by the load. This really = torqued the VFD guys who were almost exclusively Chevy guys. They only took the Ford because it was donated. Anyway, I make my remarks based on stock engine comparison. Any engine = can be made to do more than it was originally designed for, but now were are talking money. If you want to bolt in stock power, natch the 460 can't = be beat. But what makes the 460 really attractive vs. the 351M or 400 is = that it doesn't carry the usual BBB penalties. It's weight and MPG are comparable and many times better than the M it would replace. Those BBB guys must be getting thru to me I guess. 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After a couple = of hours on the phone to various places in Ohio, I finally found my = truck. It was sitting in a parking lot in Elyria, Ohio. Had been, in = fact, sitting there since the middle of March. Seems the people who = install the bins/racks for Ford are "a little behind".=20 New delivery date? If we rush things, end of May, per FoMoCo. Well, that's not gonna cut it. My old truck's trans is gone and I'm out = of business. The nice lady from Ford said she'd see what she could do. = Well, she called today, the truck has been completed and I should have = it by next week. I think this is great, she really came through for me, = and any company willing to do this for a customer should be lauded. = Unfortunately, I keep coming back to the question of why this happened = in the first place, and how many sales have they lost due to the delays? = The seat thing is understandable and forgiveable, but that truck sat in = a parking lot for over a month after the seats were installed, and would = have sat for another month had I not chased it down myself.( I can't = wait to see the phone bill) Although the long wait is not directly due = to Ford, it seems to me that if demand is exceeding supply by that wide = a margin it is their responsibility to their customers and shareholders = to find another outfitter to complete the work, not to put endless = de.... To access the rest of this feature you must be a logged in Registered User Of Ford Truck Enthusiasts
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