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But what about....
Yes, I got rid of my Integra...and happened to befall a 4-cyl Ranger. It is possible to swap a FWD to a RWD...you need custom engine mounts and a tranny that will bolt up. Now...here is my question along the same lines. I have a 1989 Taurus SHO 3.0L DOHC V6 :finger: in my storage center. I've already got the intake reversed with appropriate spacers (runners were symmetrical), crankcase vent reversed, exhaust downpipes switched, two sensor wires lengthened, all the lines lengthened or shortened as needed, rear water outlet sectioned and run to the front, and I have a Lincoln Towncar 82mm throttle body swaped onto this engine. I have already made measurements and have found that I will lose my air conditioning, but the mount locations are the exact same as the Ranger 2.9L. I already have a Ranger 2.9L 5-spd tranny that bolts right up with no modification, a better driveshaft, and an 8.8" rear. My only problem now is finding out what kind of mounts I will need to use. Should I custom make mounts out of the Taurus top piece with another bottom piece...or should I go solid-type...ore are there a set of mounts that will properly work? What will fit it correctly?
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