4.6 liter into a early 90's ford

[preppypyro]

OK I have a chance to buy a 2003 4.6 liter engine tranny and all the computer and wiring for 1200 bucks with low kms on it. The guy said it has a p71 police package on it.
It is a cop car that got smacked up I believe. What do ya guys think?

[krewat]

Does it have a real throttle cable?

Does the early 90's Ford have 4x4?

[preppypyro]

I assume it has a throttle cable lol. The truck i would like to put it into is a 2 wheel drive.

[Matts72]

I'm certain that motor is fly by wire, which uses a sensor on the pedal rather than any mechanical linkage.

The "cop" motors are nothing more than a factory Crown Victoria had. The P71 package is sway bars front and rear and dual exhaust.

[Matts72]

I'm certain that motor is fly by wire, which uses a sensor on the pedal rather than any mechanical linkage.

The "cop" motors are nothing more than a factory Crown Victoria had. The P71 package is sway bars front and rear and dual exhaust.

[krewat]

Is it fly-by-wire? A 2-valve 4.6L?

The 3-valve VVT 5.4L came out in '04 (F150) with the fly-by-wire, I was assuming the 2-valvers didn't especially in the CV.

[sidepipe79]

I have aquired a 74 f100 in which i want to put a 4.6l and tranny out of a 99 f150. Being a chevy guy, i was hoping to get a little help with this swap. the 99 f150 is a complete donor truck wich got smacked up. Any help is appreciated.

[andym]

Here's what you're looking for:

http://home.comcast.net/~qcrispin/bronco/

[Steve Giles]

I say go for it. I am putting 2005 f150 4.6 2v in my 1992 flareside with cold air intake headers and comp cam ex262ha I will be around 300hp and around 300ftlb don't need much more will get 25 highway 20 in town and pass emission laws. I could rebuild my 302 but it will cost more than the 25,000 mile 4.6 with transmission and PCM The detail zone will reprogram PCM remove pats and performance tune for $350.00 I say go for all the modern upgrades that make since.