Slightly OT: A 430 question
#2
Carl,
Not much help- but I have a side view pic of a 430-powered rail (an old Chassis Research car from the looks of it!) that distinctly has a rear sump pan. It appears stock in depth. Wouldn't be an old 'Bird pan, could it?? Also has the Weiand Drag Star twelve-pack.
It seems to me also that the late 462 had the rear sump, but it's been a long time since I've seen one. Memory is fogged.
Might try here if you haven't already found this site: http://www.bacomatic.org/~dw/fordv8/mel/mel.htm
Nice to see you back, by the way.
Not much help- but I have a side view pic of a 430-powered rail (an old Chassis Research car from the looks of it!) that distinctly has a rear sump pan. It appears stock in depth. Wouldn't be an old 'Bird pan, could it?? Also has the Weiand Drag Star twelve-pack.
It seems to me also that the late 462 had the rear sump, but it's been a long time since I've seen one. Memory is fogged.
Might try here if you haven't already found this site: http://www.bacomatic.org/~dw/fordv8/mel/mel.htm
Nice to see you back, by the way.
Last edited by Homespun91; 08-17-2005 at 10:22 PM. Reason: sp
#3
Carl,
I gave you the wrong durn link. Try this instead:http://www.network54.com/Forum/257364
BTW, I think the bellhousing pattern on the MEL is unique, an offset peak. On one of those two sites there is a picture. Oddly enough, the 460 blocks have the same pattern as well as their own, I suppose they were considered to be able to be replacements in the Lincoln. Makes me wonder about the engine mount location.
I gave you the wrong durn link. Try this instead:http://www.network54.com/Forum/257364
BTW, I think the bellhousing pattern on the MEL is unique, an offset peak. On one of those two sites there is a picture. Oddly enough, the 460 blocks have the same pattern as well as their own, I suppose they were considered to be able to be replacements in the Lincoln. Makes me wonder about the engine mount location.
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