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I need to know if the bolt pattern on a 99 E-250 (drum brakes) is metric, or the old school 8x6.5 ? I know the F-series changed over to metric on 99, but did the E-series change over as well ? THANKS
No...E-Series is the Same as it ever was...same as it ever was.....same as it ever was......This is not my beautiful house...this is not my beautiful wife.....etc.etc.etc.
8 x 6.5........rear is DANA 60 ....unless you have a Cube Van.... .(then Dana 70 or 80 ) Sterlings were F Series Only.....(At least here in Canada ) You don't know the Talking Heads Song ? ( Once in a LIfetime )
What is your BB ford in the eliminator Daytona in your Sig ? is it 460 based ?
1150 Dominators, 8-71 Hampton, Blue Thunder heads, SVO block, Diamond pistons, forged rotating assembly. I run the blower 18% over on 9:1 static, spin it around 6.5-6.7K, 1050hp.
LOL, it's actually pump 92. Intercooler with unlimited 60* water going through it, and the fact it's a pumper (jet drive) it never see's what would typically be a "load". It's not possible to "lug" a jet pump, they just rev to where you want them.
I started with a normal 460 2 bolt block, this is what happened.....
You should use the 70's blocks like mine ( Truck /Lincoln ) Internally balanced....
UNLESS you can find a Interceptor 428 block ( 69-71) .....they were real stong....
I know a guy who has one with the 429 BOSS heads and he makes 1500 all day with dual quads ( Holley 750 square Bore ) ..he uses Av gas and lead additve and has MSD ( Very modified as he is a Electronic geek ) Cayuga Motor Speedway stock car racing track Considering it is in a 77 Lincoln Town Car ( Gutted with Roll cage )
That WAS a 70's block, just not a 4 bolt unit. A 428 PI is a nice find, but they split right down the center when you lean on them hard, besides being an FE block. I think I'll stick with my 385 series SVO block, it seems to be holding up well .