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Originally posted by jack deryke:
With a h...uvalotta work, a Ford Boss 302 will fit. Any extra torque over what a 5-liter engine can deliver will probably hopelessly tweek the rear suspension and what passes for a rear frame on the 'Goose. Better you look for high-rpm power in this machine. of go through a total chassis stiffening regime. I've seen a late '90s injected 5.0 that fits beautifully as well. No one that I know of has tried a SOHC 4.6 (the DOHC 4.6 is way too wide without chopping the car up. Which IMHO would be a sin & a crime).

What about an aluminum block 302? Maybe that would be the best way to go. The block weighs about 92lbs. My goal would be to reduce rear end weight while at the same time improving hp. Opinions.

1/31/039:14 AM

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