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Old 03-16-2005, 09:37 PM
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engines to fit

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i have a 94 lx 4.6L and was wandering what motor swaps will fit
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Re: engines to fit

02 Explorer's would be one of the most popular retrofits. Any engine within the modualr family, should fit in without any major fab work. 4.6's, 5.4's mainly.
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Re: Re: engines to fit

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02 Explorer's would be one of the most popular retrofits. Any engine within the modualr family, should fit in without any major fab work. 4.6's, 5.4's mainly.

I am lookin at a Ford Racing 302 with 320 hp. Do you think that would fit? And also i was wandering if my engine bay is the same size as the 94 mustang. because i have found many engines to fit it. Just not to many to be put in a thunderbird. BTW, what does yourt-bird have done to it?
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Old 03-17-2005, 11:11 AM
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These will fit within the engine bay. No guaranty on hood clearence.
302 (5.0L), 351 (5.8L), 460
3.8L & 4.2L V6
4.6L SOHC & DOHC
5.4L SOHC
The 5.4L DOHC engine will not fit.
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Re: engines to fit

Going with a 5.0 will dictate the necessity to change ecu and wiring harness, transmission, accessories, etc...
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so a sc motor will fit, will it have hood clearence?
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Yes, it will.
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