302 H.O. With C4 ?
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302 H.O. With C4 ?
Hi i just purchased a 302 H.O. motor from a stang im wondering if i will have a problem mounting it to a 1972 c4 tranny ? im also wondering what the differences are between the 302 and the 302 H.O. besides cam/lifters, fireing order and ballance are they all the same? i.e. motor mounts,distributor,intakes(carb not efi) ,headders, water pump, power steering pumps? u know all the fun stuff
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if it came out of an auto you should be fine, and the heads are different, do a wiki search on the engine and you'll find all that info. if its a true ho it should have a 4bbl carb, swap the manis from your old 302 to the new one, and swap the engine mounts also. that should about do it. it should have a DS2 dist and that is really simple to wire in, look up on google. good luck with this simple swap.
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you will need a 50 oz flex plate for the H.0. The 72 c-4 would have a 28 oz flex plate it would work but it would be out of balance and could break the flex plate. Just count the teeth on the 72 flex plate and find a 50 oz with that number of teeth I believe there are 2 a 144 tooth and a 164 tooth.The rest of the 302 is all the same as for headers and mounts. different water pumps for the serpentine system then the fan belt style
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thanks i was wondering what those were :S
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ok guys im at a dead end with this motor i was told it was a roller block out of a mid 80's stang now i get the casting code and its E0AE DC3 i know that it is a block from 1980 but here's the catch it had a one peice rear main and the XXX in the lifter valley marks of a H.O. engine im stumped any help?
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the previous owner had taken the balancer and put a crane flat tappet cam in the engine so im still lost ??
#12
At first I thought it may have been out of a 1980/81 Mustang in which case it would be a 4.2 liter/255cid. It is basically a smaller bore 3.68". These were produced during the 80/81 year models.*
However I found the casting number for a 255, E0SE-AE Here
I did come across this chart that says your block is a 5.0 from 80-85.
The 85 5.0 HO with an auto had a CFI fuel injection system and did not have a roller cam.* I "believe" the roller block had an E5 casting number.
I cannot vouch for the accuracy of the info I found on the web, however,
Google is you friend.
*Reference The Official Ford Mustang 5.0 Technical Reference & Performance Handbood. Al Kirschenbaum.
However I found the casting number for a 255, E0SE-AE Here
I did come across this chart that says your block is a 5.0 from 80-85.
The 85 5.0 HO with an auto had a CFI fuel injection system and did not have a roller cam.* I "believe" the roller block had an E5 casting number.
I cannot vouch for the accuracy of the info I found on the web, however,
Google is you friend.
*Reference The Official Ford Mustang 5.0 Technical Reference & Performance Handbood. Al Kirschenbaum.
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At first I thought it may have been out of a 1980/81 Mustang in which case it would be a 4.2 liter/255cid. It is basically a smaller bore 3.68". These were produced during the 80/81 year models.*
However I found the casting number for a 255, E0SE-AE Here
I did come across this chart that says your block is a 5.0 from 80-85.
The 85 5.0 HO with an auto had a CFI fuel injection system and did not have a roller cam.* I "believe" the roller block had an E5 casting number.
I cannot vouch for the accuracy of the info I found on the web, however,
Google is you friend.
*Reference The Official Ford Mustang 5.0 Technical Reference & Performance Handbood. Al Kirschenbaum.
However I found the casting number for a 255, E0SE-AE Here
I did come across this chart that says your block is a 5.0 from 80-85.
The 85 5.0 HO with an auto had a CFI fuel injection system and did not have a roller cam.* I "believe" the roller block had an E5 casting number.
I cannot vouch for the accuracy of the info I found on the web, however,
Google is you friend.
*Reference The Official Ford Mustang 5.0 Technical Reference & Performance Handbood. Al Kirschenbaum.
ok so would i be able to use a roller cam if i tap those two holes i was hoping to use the f 303 cam or would it be a retro fit cam that i would half to use and i measured the bores it is a 4.00 block so it's a 302 not a 255
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I do not know the answer to your question. I think I know what you need to do but I don't want to post misinformation because I have no first hand experience performing this conversion. My supercharged 5.0 was already a roller.
Of course there is a lot of info on the net. I would call one of the cam outfits that sells retro roller conversions.
Edit: I did find this though. But I think Crane is out of business now.
Of course there is a lot of info on the net. I would call one of the cam outfits that sells retro roller conversions.
Edit: I did find this though. But I think Crane is out of business now.
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