4.9 / 300 Engine Test Stand
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From: Bakersfield,CA
Recently built a test stand for a 300-6 with a plywood wiring panel on the side.
The stand is mounted on 6" dia rubber caster wheels so it can be moved around.
Use a glass pak muffler.
Wide Bronco radiator is mounted to the frame with a 12 vdc auto electric fan.
Use stock engine mounts.
The C6 is mounted to the 300-6.
The stand is mounted on 6" dia rubber caster wheels so it can be moved around.
Use a glass pak muffler.
Wide Bronco radiator is mounted to the frame with a 12 vdc auto electric fan.
Use stock engine mounts.
The C6 is mounted to the 300-6.
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From: Haysville, KS
Recently built a test stand for a 300-6 with a plywood wiring panel on the side.
The stand is mounted on 6" dia rubber caster wheels so it can be moved around.
Use a glass pak muffler.
Wide Bronco radiator is mounted to the frame with a 12 vdc auto electric fan.
Use stock engine mounts.
The C6 is mounted to the 300-6.
The stand is mounted on 6" dia rubber caster wheels so it can be moved around.
Use a glass pak muffler.
Wide Bronco radiator is mounted to the frame with a 12 vdc auto electric fan.
Use stock engine mounts.
The C6 is mounted to the 300-6.
I have some ideas but it's always nice to steal, um I mean pay tribute to, other's work...
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From: Haysville, KS
Measurements and pictures would be excellent. I have an idea of what I want to do, but seeing what others have done might save me some time and prevent going in the wrong direction!
Thanks!
Thanks!
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jeffthompson
Ford Inline Six, 200, 250, 4.9L / 300
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