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I have a 79 Bronco with 351M C6 trans . Motor is stuck so i bought a 75 460 out of a motor home . Some of the threads i have read on swaps have seemed to run into alot of problems. Will the 460 bolt in without alot of hassle? Power steering ,a/c , should be same from the looks of things ,and my guess is to keep 460 flywheel ? headers and aluminum intake on 351m work on 460?
I have a 79 Bronco with 351M C6 trans . Motor is stuck so i bought a 75 460 out of a motor home . Some of the threads i have read on swaps have seemed to run into alot of problems. Will the 460 bolt in without alot of hassle? Power steering ,a/c , should be same from the looks of things ,and my guess is to keep 460 flywheel ? headers and aluminum intake on 351m work on 460?
PS and AC pump an compressor may work, but it's a fair bet you need the brackets from the 460.
Keep the 460 flexplate.
Headers and intake will not work, not even close. The bore spacing is quite a bit wider on the 460. 351m is the same as SBF.
You will probably need a bigger radiator also.
One of my friends did this swap and was pretty happy with it, but it was nose heavy, especially with a winch, and it over heated unless moving.
He had a shop do it, so I can't tell you many more details, but search the swap via google and you'll find dozens of hits.
i am pretty sure the 460 will bolt up to ur existing transmission; not so if the 351 is a Windsor, like mine. from what pretty sure kemicalburns is correct, go with the 3-core radiator. here is a link from another site on this swap, not an exact swap, but a 460 into a bronco. Installing a 460 -- The Right Way!
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