351/460 which PS pump??
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351/460 swap in 81 F250 4X4 which PS pump??
Which PS pump is required when doing the 351/460 conversion in a 81 F250 4X4. I have one out of a 76, but there are clearance issues.. Thanx in advance.
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The plastic bodied pump with the 2 belt pulley!
Your best bet when doing this swap is to raid all the pulleys and bracketry (if that's a word) from an 83 up till serpentine belt 460.
I have done a handfull of these "460 injections" and found this to be the easiest way out, however, good luck finding a doner!
Make sure you use double belt pulleys for the water pump, power steering set-up or else it WILL squeel!
Steve G.
Your best bet when doing this swap is to raid all the pulleys and bracketry (if that's a word) from an 83 up till serpentine belt 460.
I have done a handfull of these "460 injections" and found this to be the easiest way out, however, good luck finding a doner!
Make sure you use double belt pulleys for the water pump, power steering set-up or else it WILL squeel!
Steve G.
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Originally Posted by Doc1
Thanx for the info, I got it up and running.. Now I'm having big clutch issues..
What did you get your 460 out of?? I am just curious!
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The thread on the clutch issues he has is here https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=400154 check it out and see if you can help.
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The problem I'm having is the disk won't dissengage, I've used the 460 flywheel, 460 clutch assy, with the 351 bellhousing and clutch fork.. I got the motor from a 76 F250, then went 0.30 over with some other goodies.. But I'm stumped on the clutch deal. Is the 460 flywheel suppose to be stepped??
