new 460 long block
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new 460 long block
Im in the process of saving up for my new motor, have a 89'
f250, and im wondering what year is the best for a 460 that
would go into my truck with a EFI (believe it is) system? And
the motor that will come out is also a 460 so i dont think that
would be an up grade.
f250, and im wondering what year is the best for a 460 that
would go into my truck with a EFI (believe it is) system? And
the motor that will come out is also a 460 so i dont think that
would be an up grade.
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Well i figured as much, but you always here of guys stuffin different motors in. I like my 460 but shes gettin tired and
does'nt have the power she once had, rode her hard and put
her away wet.
does'nt have the power she once had, rode her hard and put
her away wet.
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You need a 460 or the heads from a 460 that had FI because they are different than carbed heads and you also have to stay with a 79 and up motor because they are externaly balanced and the 78 and earier are internaly balanced.
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I'de rebuild it myseft if i had the time and shop to do it in. So im
going opt for a new one (not remanufactured new one)would really like to start fresh on this one. Of course though i do want to
keep my opptions open,and if i can find a accredited shop that'll
do a good job on a rebuild its always a possibility.
going opt for a new one (not remanufactured new one)would really like to start fresh on this one. Of course though i do want to
keep my opptions open,and if i can find a accredited shop that'll
do a good job on a rebuild its always a possibility.
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From: Greentown IN
I second the rebuild. Your block, if sound can be bored over as much 0.100" before it needs to be sleeved. Just remove all parts, rebuild the bottom end, and put the top end back on. You'll spend 2x - 4x more depending on what engine you buy.
Best regards.
Best regards.
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