The block itself is worth $100. Even if it needs machine work. It has a high output oilpump!
Whats it in? Exploder?
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The block itself is worth $100. Even if it needs machine work. It has a high output oilpump!
Whats it in? Exploder?
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6 bolt cast crank
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Is it a teksid block? Would it be worth grabbing?
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It should be a Teksid. do you have any pictures of the valley?
If it has a square casting pattern in the valley, then it's should be a Teksid.
It is Teksid. You can see the aluminum color on the front. It is definitely worth grabbing. Go get it! It also has 3cc pistons in it, just a little fyi.
King bearings are fine. Ive had great luck with federal-mogul. Just be sure you pay attention to the details when rebuilding.
If the bolts are actual Ford bolts, theyll be fine to use. I would not use any "like factory" replacement bolts. ARP bolts/ studs are awesome, just be 100% sure they are ARP and not Chinese copies. Lots of the copies are still floating around.
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Re-used main bolts are fine. Re-used rod bolts are fine....but if you feel more comfortable replacing the rod bolts, arp has replacements as well. Ive had ZERO problems re-using main and rod bolts. You never hear of rod bolt failure from a modular. Plenty of rod beam failure and the big end of the rod is still attached after windowing the block....if thats not enough proof for you. But in all honesty, i feel more comfortable knowing the rod bolts are new.
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Black black black, so what your telling me is I should go 5.4? XDMy 5.4l npi headed mustang pulled off strong pulls up to 6300rpm. Ran with newer 6liter camaros. Just saying