What is the correct ignition timing for a 84 f700 w/370 4v

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Old 12-04-2008, 09:05 AM
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What is the correct ignition timing for a 84 f700 w/370 4v

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firing order???
 
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Old 01-06-2009, 07:49 AM
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firing order???
What does that have to do with it?
 
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Old 01-06-2009, 03:18 PM
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It's a bull**** question

Do I f**in' look like Marisa Tomei?!?

I couldn't resist.
 
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As I undersytand it. the difference in the firing order is what type of motor is in it. Truck or passenger car sorta thing. I aint sure so dont quote me but the truck series does fir in different order that the car ones. Too Drunk to think more but ponder on that a moment while thoes who know chime in...ok
 
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As I undersytand it. the difference in the firing order is what type of motor is in it. Truck or passenger car sorta thing. I aint sure so dont quote me but the truck series does fir in different order that the car ones. Too Drunk to think more but ponder on that a moment while thoes who know chime in...ok
I dont think they ever put a 370 in a car and i said it was a f-700.
 
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Originally Posted by bigdawg460
Thanks for the help.
Hey I have a 1979 F800 with a 370 4v. I know that if you were to call a few ford dealers parts sections they can get any part and tell you anything you need to know.


Just curious bud, I weigh 12,000 lbs empty and get 4mpg.... What do you get? We have the same truck almost....
 
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