Interchangability
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Interchangability
Hi all!
This is my first post to the board. I'd like to thank You all for providing an info area.... My Big question of the day isabout engine interchangability. I have an 87 Bronco with a 351 w 4bbl. Unfortunately it seems to have bit the big one. I also have a 90 Merc wagon with a 302 EFI and only 93k original. Will I be able to put a new intake on and bolt this puppy to the tranny on the Bronc? I am hoping to get out of this cheaper than buying a newer vehicle at the moment. The Bronc is in pretty good shape bodywise and the tranny seems pretty solid. Any input is welcomed!
Thanks,
Rick
rmcinnis@netzero.net
This is my first post to the board. I'd like to thank You all for providing an info area.... My Big question of the day isabout engine interchangability. I have an 87 Bronco with a 351 w 4bbl. Unfortunately it seems to have bit the big one. I also have a 90 Merc wagon with a 302 EFI and only 93k original. Will I be able to put a new intake on and bolt this puppy to the tranny on the Bronc? I am hoping to get out of this cheaper than buying a newer vehicle at the moment. The Bronc is in pretty good shape bodywise and the tranny seems pretty solid. Any input is welcomed!
Thanks,
Rick
rmcinnis@netzero.net
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Interchangability
Welcome to the board. There is a great amount of info here. I can't help with your question, but here is some advice. Dont put your real address in your posts. It could cause you to get spamed really bad. Any private questions an be answered by PM to individual members.l
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From: Oak Harbor, OH
Interchangability
you can get a marshall rebuilt enging for 800 to 1200 depending in the actual engine, you have a 4bbl, is it stock? If so the you have a 351 HO motor. Strong workhorse, I would rebuild or buy a rebuilt.
