94 6 cylinder ?????
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94 6 cylinder ?????
I might but a 1994 f150 with with 6inch lift, 33's, auto tranny, the only bad thing is that it has a 6 cylinder in it... How good are these 6 cylinders...MPG, Power , towing???? Im used to built high horse power v8's in little broncos, so how will this 6 banger run and it has 119,000 miles on it. I can do engine swaps , so what would it take to drop a 5.0 or a 5.8 in it?????? thanks
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Originally Posted by ReadOrDie_DW
what kind of 6 cylinder? 4.9?
they are really good motors that will long out live the truck itself.
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any1 know the hp of a stock 4.9 and torque
and the same for the 5.0 both fuel injected
i love my 4.9 cant beat it
and the same for the 5.0 both fuel injected
i love my 4.9 cant beat it
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well I went over their tonight with the 850 bucks and he sold it to a kid i know, the kid herd about it in school and called his dad so he could buy it befor i got out of school. Now im looking at a 97 f250 with the 5.8 for 2200$
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I would take a 300 over either a 302 or a 351. They are easier to work on than a V8, and anyone who has ever changed the plugs on a windsor V8 will back me up on this.
Gas mileage is about the same, all other things being equal. The 300 will outpull a 302, and give the 351 a good run for its money.
And the 300 will outlast either motor.
So saying "the only thing wrong with it is it's a six cylinder" just shows that you just haven't owned one yet, otherwise you would have already bought it.
Gas mileage is about the same, all other things being equal. The 300 will outpull a 302, and give the 351 a good run for its money.
And the 300 will outlast either motor.
So saying "the only thing wrong with it is it's a six cylinder" just shows that you just haven't owned one yet, otherwise you would have already bought it.
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Originally Posted by andym
I would take a 300 over either a 302 or a 351. They are easier to work on than a V8, and anyone who has ever changed the plugs on a windsor V8 will back me up on this.
Gas mileage is about the same, all other things being equal. The 300 will outpull a 302, and give the 351 a good run for its money.
And the 300 will outlast either motor.
So saying "the only thing wrong with it is it's a six cylinder" just shows that you just haven't owned one yet, otherwise you would have already bought it.
Gas mileage is about the same, all other things being equal. The 300 will outpull a 302, and give the 351 a good run for its money.
And the 300 will outlast either motor.
So saying "the only thing wrong with it is it's a six cylinder" just shows that you just haven't owned one yet, otherwise you would have already bought it.
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