1990 Ford Bronco XLT
AJOUR
12-19-2005, 03:46 PM
My partner and I are restoring a not so happy 1990 Ford Bronco XLT, we need to find an engine for it, as it is about to see it's last days if we don't, please help stear us in the right direction. We are looking for something fairly quickly. Thanks :)
Loekee75
12-21-2005, 10:21 PM
My partner and I are restoring a not so happy 1990 Ford Bronco XLT, we need to find an engine for it, as it is about to see it's last days if we don't, please help stear us in the right direction. We are looking for something fairly quickly. Thanks :)
drop in a Ford 7.5 if possible, they're powerful and our old f-150s has over 200,000k on it and it's never run better
drop in a Ford 7.5 if possible, they're powerful and our old f-150s has over 200,000k on it and it's never run better
Truck
01-07-2006, 04:18 AM
You're better off finding a complete junker from 90-96, and taking its engine. You can search here about "Engine Swaps" and read that the cam timing varies greatly, and with the PCM (EEC relay) it really effects how the project runs.
(I'd offer my '87 5.0-but the cam timing wouldn't work, and you'd be most displeased.)
(I'd offer my '87 5.0-but the cam timing wouldn't work, and you'd be most displeased.)
Truck
01-07-2006, 04:37 AM
You're better off finding a complete junker from 90-96, and taking its engine. You can search here about "Engine Swaps" and read that the cam timing varies greatly, and with the PCM (EEC relay) it really effects how the project runs.
(I'd offer my '87 5.0-but the cam timing wouldn't work, and you'd be most displeased.)
(I'd offer my '87 5.0-but the cam timing wouldn't work, and you'd be most displeased.)
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