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I don't think firing order is on EFI manifolds. If the 302 is in a truck, it is not HO, unless someone put it there. Ford never designated a 302 HO efi in the trucks.
That's correct, but that doesn't necessarily make it a HO. I think the roller cam motors in trucks were 351 firing order - mass air 302's were definitely 351 order, but not labelled an HO.
i had a mass air engine in my 90 and it was definately the 351 order and it was a roller ready block, i just found that out. but it was not an HO. i don't even know if that motor in that truck was the one that came in it but i am positive about the MASS AIR and 351 firing order on it
Originally posted by EPNCSU2006 That's correct, but that doesn't necessarily make it a HO. I think the roller cam motors in trucks were 351 firing order - mass air 302's were definitely 351 order, but not labelled an HO.
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