Engine parts, assembly, drawings | The De Tomaso Forums

Hello dear Pantera fans,

I'll soon start working on my gr4 replica car engine.
I would need technical drawings to understand the engine assembly (block is sealed)
The job will mainly consist to change the cams, seal intake, install a race oil tank, water pump, and carb and exhaust (180°headers).
I would need bolts and nuts diameters and lengths etc ...
Porsche does nice drawings like that ...

Kind regards
Philippe

10/22/1511:12 AM

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larrywMember

Must all your hardware be stock 1970's Ford parts?
Or may you use better quality, but stock sized hardware?
How about if someone tore down a stock engine and sent you the hardware in bags?

10/22/154:09 PM

Hello Larry
I can use aftermarket bolts
I've teared down the parts, but someone mixed the bolts and nuts ...

10/23/151:45 AM

jfb05177Member

does Section 60 out of the Ford Parts Book provide enough information?

10/23/156:00 AM

JFb
Is there any pdf version of this section 60 ?
Thanks you
Philippe

10/23/151:57 PM

jfb05177Member

POCA has a CD call "the Works" which has the basic factory type publications. It was just under $100USD and is available from Mike Drew.

10/24/156:45 AM

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