Reply to "Mangusta Curb Weight and distribution"

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@Dave S. posted:
Hi, Dave here from Australia (1973 Aussie Falcon owner) it seems that the info says it has a 302 but with a 4v carb; i assume that would be an Australian-supplied 302C 2v engine with a 4 barrel carb (er..i could easily be wrong) regardless, those Mangustas are magnificent.

It is a 68 302 4v J code engine. A "Windsor" head with a hydraulic camshaft.

I want to see one put on the scales. Those spec's seem heavy to me.

4/28/223:05 AM

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