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The biggest differences I have found are that beginning in 1972 Circuit 640 is used to power the carburetor Throttle Position Solenoid (TPS) on engines that included the TPS, and 1973 the electric choke was introduced, where the alternator stator circuit (with 1/2 the voltage output in ...
But, Ford had already done this experiment. Versions of the 1995 Mustang Cobra R model had a Ford 351 W dropped in place of the 302. The Cobra R 351 produced only 300 HP, and only 250 units were produced. By, 1996, the 302 and 351 pushrod engines were extinct…end of era. Period...
The ace up this Maverick’s sleeve could be what resides under the hood. The original owner ordered this car with the optional 302ci V8, a three-speed automatic transmission, and power steering. That V8 should produce 143hp, allowing the Grabber to cover the ¼ mile in 17.2 seconds. Tha...
The Torino could be had with a wide variety of engines and options. This car is loaded with the big 429 Thunderjet and the Cruise-O-Matic transmission. Here is the heart of this beast, the 429 Thunderjet. This 7.0 liter giant is rated at an impressive 360 hp and 480 lbs. of torque...
The First Generation Mustang underwent several major upgrades during its production life, with the last appearing for the 1971 model year. These later changes were undertaken to allow the Mustang to accommodate larger engines, and it is fair to say that without them, this car wouldn’t exist in...
The 1973 Mustang was available with a choice of multiple engines, starting with a 250ci (4.1-liter) six-cylinder and engine with the 351 (5.8-liter) Cleveland V8 with either 2- or 4-barrel carburetors. The 302 was only offered in a 2-barrel version. ...
As a note on the Ford 300 inline six, there’s very little drawback to setting your distributor shaft end play high. Unlike the V8 engines, the distributor rotates clockwise from the top, and as you can see from the wear on the gear, that means the gear rides up on the plain bearing...
it was certainly sexier than a station wagon and was civilized enough to not raise eyebrows in polite society, something that in those days wasn’t really true of pickup trucks except in rural areas. With the bigger engines, particularly the 396 cu. in. (6,488 cc) big block introduced ...
They do not include the vacuum calibrations for the 351 4v engines for 1973, but I came across those from another source, and added the to my Forel PDF (after I removed their silly little copy-protection password). I have not looked through the PDF offered by Vicus (yet) as I in ...