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460 Swap

I have a 65 F100 with a 240 6cylinder ..... I want to swap for a 460 with a C6 transmission.
Looking for info on motor mounts and transmission mounts and headers?
Thank you for you time!
 
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Read this thread https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...gine-swap.html #3 has some detail info.



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Originally Posted by jowilker
Read this thread https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...gine-swap.html #3 has some detail info.



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I was looking to order part number TD-9720 from Dennis Carpenter do you know if this would work.
 
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Originally Posted by Waylon Fan
I have a 65 F100 with a 240 6cylinder ..... I want to swap for a 460 with a C6 transmission.
Looking for info on motor mounts and transmission mounts and headers?
Thank you for you time!
I was looking to order part number TD-9720 from Dennis Carpenter do you know if this would work.
 
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You want to find a complete set of mounts from a '73-'79 F series with a 460 assuming you have a 2x4. It is a bolt in with factory parts. Headers from the same truck should work as well. Same for the trans mount. You will need to move your trans crossmember back & drill new mount holes.
 
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The 460 Ford mounts show up on ebay once in a while. Assuming your deal is a 2 wheel drive truck 75-79? With the Ford mounts this is a bolt in deal. You will need the towers (bolt to the crossmember) The motor mounts (cross bolt type) and the cups that bolt to the block. Usually this stuff goes for about 100 bucks or less on ebay. I use truck or motor home exhaust manifolds plenty big enough and less problems than headers. IMHO!
 
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by William
The 460 Ford mounts show up on ebay once in a while. Assuming your deal is a 2 wheel drive truck 75 -79?
460: 1973/76 F100/350 / 1977/79 F150/350.

With the Ford mounts this is a bolt in deal. You will need the towers-bolt to the crossmember (D3TZ-6028-A Right D3TZ-6029-A Left) The motor mounts aka rubber insulators (D3TZ-6038-A Right/Left same).

The cups (D3TZ-6030-A Right D3TZ-6031-A Left) that bolt to the block. Rubber insulators bolt to these, then to the towers aka supports, perches, stands.
And....

D3TZ-6A023-A .. Rear Engine Mount Support aka cross member-bolts on / Same as 1973/76 F100/250 360/390 2WD & F350.

D3TZ-6068-C .. Rear Engine Mount Rubber Insulator.
 
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If you're interested, I have some used headers. Actually two sets, one regular length, one long. PM me if interested, I can send pics and we can work out $ and shipping. I did this swap years ago, no regrets. Not that the FE isn't a great motor, but this is such a nice package.
 
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LMC has a complete motor swap mounting kit for 61-66 F100 for 429 and 460. I have ordered these since I could not find the perches from a 73-79 F250. I will let you know how these turn out. They are not stock of course.
 
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I did this swap on my 1966 F250 2WD a few years back and it has worked out very well. I bought the perches and motor mounts from JEGS. I also had to upgrade the front coil springs and install heavy duty shocks to allow the front tires to align correctly. Headers from Hedman did work ok with slight modifications. With A/C from classic auto air it takes 3 electric fans on a 4 row radiator to cool the 460 engine with a C6 transmission and it is barely adequate but does do the job. Other than these few modifications everything has worked out pretty well. Your experience may differ. Best of luck to you!
 
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I would recommend upgrading the alternator to a higher amp also if going with electric radiator fans. We so had to fabricate a heat shield for the power steering gear with the Hedman headers but wasn't anything major. Good luck again!
 
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[QUOTE=NumberDummy;12381258]And....

D3TZ-6A023-A .. Rear Engine Mount Support aka cross member-bolts on / Same as 1973/76 F100/250 360/390 2WD & F350.

D3TZ-6068-C .. Rear Engine Mount Rubber Insulator
 
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Originally Posted by Waylon Fan
I have a 65 F100 with a 240 6cylinder ..... I want to swap for a 460 with a C6 transmission.
Looking for info on motor mounts and transmission mounts and headers?
Thank you for you time!
Thanks everyone for the the feedback! I will order the materila from LMC. I have had the motor and trans on craig's list with no luck does anyone have any suggestions on selling the stock motor and trans.
 
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Originally Posted by RocketMonkey28
If you're interested, I have some used headers. Actually two sets, one regular length, one long. PM me if interested, I can send pics and we can work out $ and shipping. I did this swap years ago, no regrets. Not that the FE isn't a great motor, but this is such a nice package.
Rocketmonkey, I sent you a PM about the headers. I am new to the site so I may have messed it up....
 

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