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Hello
I live in Argentina and the others V8 that I have found are to expensive ( 2500 US) or have bad cores (bad crank or rod).
In argentina is very difficult to find American V8
I found this 78 400 fully loaded ( air ,steering pup etc) that have 50.000 miles on it for 1300 US dolars.
The setup will go like this:
Carburetor: Road Demon 625CFM vacuum secondary (300US)
Intake : Offenhauser dual port (252US)
Cam : Rhoads cam kit 220 @.050 and Rhoads variable duration Lifters (169Us)
Pistons: dynagear 9.0:1 (128US)or 351c modified 10:1 (around 300US)
Heads: stock ported (by me)
Headers:thorley 4 into 1 for a 400M in a 70 mustang (around 200US-300US)
The problem are the motor mounts and the bolt patern of the trans.
I have a small block toploader , I think that it could fit whit some minor mortifications (help in this section please).
The motor mouns have 3 pieces in almost all ford v8 engines:
motor pad (unique in 351M/400)
motor mount
and the chasisn mount
I have the chasis mount on my car , the engine have the pad , so I must MAKE the motor mount I think.
Can I put 351C motor pads on the 400?
That will do the thing much simple.
The pad that rest on the engine is the only one that absorb vibration? , if so can I make the motor mounts from steel only
(no rubber)?
Finally :
I want 380/400 hp and 400lb of torque.
It could be done whit a 305 but it would cost a lot more.
It could be done whit a 351C/W yes but I do not find this engines very often and cost a lot more.
THANKS
If someone need info abut the engine setup email me.
I'm not too sure about the transmission, but the 351c has engine mounting pads the same as the 289-302-351w, just 2 bolts in each side. The 351m-400m have a 3 bolt mount, similar to the 429-460. I don't know if the 460 mount will work, however. maybe someone else knows for sure.
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