351 to 302 Swap Balancing Questions
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351 to 302 Swap Balancing Questions
My 1986 F250 with C6 auto trans originally came with a 351. all 351's have a 28.2 oz imbalance. I want to install a 302 from a 1992 mustang, which has a 50 oz inbalance factor. My question is in regards to the flexplate. The 351 flexplate is 164 teeth and 28oz. I know mustangs with the AOD use 164 teeth and a 50oz flexplate. Will an AOD 50oz flexplate work with a C6? If not, what flexplate do I need? Thanks.
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they are not interchangeable. the C6 was mated with that motor you just need to go to a parts house and buy new.
why the downsize. you are aware that a 302 in a heavy f250 would suck both in power and mpg. not to mention a mustang motor thats builds its power hi in the rpm range making it suck even more.
good luck though.
why the downsize. you are aware that a 302 in a heavy f250 would suck both in power and mpg. not to mention a mustang motor thats builds its power hi in the rpm range making it suck even more.
good luck though.
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actually the truck has had a '68 302 in it for the past 4 years and it has not "sucked" in either power or gas mileage. in fact, it seems to do better than the original choked out with emissions 351. i tow and plow with it with no problems at all. works great for my purposes. the '68 motor spun a bearing, and one of the bores is all messed up, so i'm dropping in a spare engine i have. i am using the cam from an explorer, so it shouldn't "suck" as much as it would with the stock mustang cam - which i wouldn't call a high rpm horsepower builder anyway. but thanks for the "sucky" response.
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Originally Posted by linckeil
actually the truck has had a '68 302 in it for the past 4 years and it has not "sucked" in either power or gas mileage. in fact, it seems to do better than the original choked out with emissions 351. i tow and plow with it with no problems at all. works great for my purposes. the '68 motor spun a bearing, and one of the bores is all messed up, so i'm dropping in a spare engine i have. i am using the cam from an explorer, so it shouldn't "suck" as much as it would with the stock mustang cam - which i wouldn't call a high rpm horsepower builder anyway. but thanks for the "sucky" response.
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Originally Posted by Kemicalburns
the 2wd did come with the 302 but not the 4wd models.
thanks for giving a bit more info on your plans. had we gotten that to begin with it would help us help you better. the explorer cam isnt anything special either. good luck , all that matters is it works for you right.
thanks for giving a bit more info on your plans. had we gotten that to begin with it would help us help you better. the explorer cam isnt anything special either. good luck , all that matters is it works for you right.
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