I am swapping a 460 into my 76 F100 2wd. It had a 360 in it. I believe the 460 came out of a passenger car, maybe a Lincoln motor. The PS pump on the 460 was on the L side of the motor under the airconditioning unit.

THe 460 is out built. It will have a set of Edelbrock Aluminum Performer RPM heads.

I want to powdercoat the pulleys while the motor is being built.

Will the stock pump and bracket work with headers and will it bolt up to the Edelbrock heads? If not what modification do I need to make?

Trying to take the pulley off, and there is a allen head screw, but doesn't appear to be a lock nut as most of them. How does the pulley come off.

 

with a special pulley remover

$10.00 at Harbor freight or free from lend-a-tool at autozone

where can I see a photo of these heads ?

 

Sorry, I don't seem to be able to post a picture. Here is a link that brings up the web page it is on. Edelbrock Ford 460 Performer RPM Heads - JEGS

The part number is 350-60679. The site lets you enlarge the picture.

 

6 holes for engine accessories should be correct

what they say about them:

429/460-Ford Performer RPM Heads
Designed for 1968-87 429/460 Fords, these new Performer RPM heads are ideal for high-performance street, drag racing and marine applications. They are capable of 500+ hp at 6500 rpm (+30 hp more than ported factory heads) and 525+ ft/lbs. of torque at 4500 rpm with the Performer RPM Total Power Package. The Performer RPM heads with 75cc combustion chambers are ideal for use on 1968-71 engines originally equipped with 72-76cc heads and the heads with 95cc combustion chambers bolt on to 1972-87 engines that came stock with 92-97cc combustion chambers. Both of these heads match with Edelbrock Performer #350-2166 or Performer RPM #350-7166 for a proven combination. They accept all factory accessories as well as factory exhaust, aftermarket headers and factory valve train components. Requires the use of 3/8'' diameter push rods. Use head bolt kit #350-8566.

 

Are you refering to the three jaw pulley removal tool?

 

No,, this one which is also good for Alternator pulleys


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Thanks Mil1ion. If I'm ever up your way, I gotta buy you a beer.