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Damn you must never let out of the gas because i know i don't and i get constantly 17-19 city with 3:73s.
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I think it was MSD that make a distributor for modulars, but if i remember correctley, it wasn't cheap. looked cool though where it sat.
Yeah i'm definitley sticking to lower than 270 cams, my luck i would have PTV problems and i it's to radical for me. i thought about the 262 also. |
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hey dude, a guy make a thread about you screwing him over. You need to get that cleared up before you post anywhere |
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![]() LOL..I obey the traffic signs all the time...yeah. It's my boots that are heavy and makes the pedal go down..... |
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A. He apologized cause he got his money back and told me that i'm great help and hope we can get by this. B. I'm out of lights and money, which i'm still checking on at the post office. C. What's it to you? D. He's still a ***hole to me. Cool? |
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Is he bad mouthing me again somewhere? again?? probably cause I gave him negative feedback on ebay, owell, he gave me a negative too, though he gained on it..
ALSO you can message me, this is about 5.4's k? I checked buyer/seller reps and didn't see anything. know about it before you speak about it. oh and don't worry, if you ask for help, i'll ignore it. |
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on the sullivan intakes for a 5.4. they make a intake elbow that goes forward for the carb intake. also the intake has the spots for injectors youjust have to tell them that you are going injected and my friends came ready to bolt all the FI equipment on.
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Well i finally got my motor stripped down to the block. Now i just need to save some money for pistons so i can go and have the block cleaned, bored and honed. One of my friends recommended that i wait to get my pistons before i had the block bored so the machine shop can match it perfectly.
The block is in great shape! I was told the motor was seized but when i was tearing it down i was able to turn the crank. I did notice some metal shaving from the main cap bearings but everything elsed looked great. Just thought i would give an update it's coming slowly but surely. Wanna make sure i do it right the first time. Oh and thanks for the help Saleen S330 stripping the block. ![]()
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This might have been covered before. Has anyone put LT headers on to the 5.4 or do they even bolt up to the 5.4? If so, which ones did you use?
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DannyB... I don't want little fights starting in my thread. This is a place to share progress and tech help on 5.4L swaps, not to impune the reputation of one of the better people I've come across here. I'll be the police in this thread, the mods can be the judges. Everyone else is a guest. Please help us maintain that. This has been the best quality long running thread in a long time. Let's keep everything cordial. Nuff said on that.
I had similar bearing issues on one of my 5.4's that's waiting to go in for machine work. The #7 & #8 rod bearings on my 00' motor were chunking and badly worn. It hadn't scored the crank yet so I'lll probably get away with a polishing and new bearings. This is beginning to be a repeating issue so for those that are building motors, I'd recommend investing in some upgraded crank, main and rod bearings if you plan on more than stock power (like cams, nitrous, blower, etc...). My rods should be speeding on their way to my house now which leaves pistons. Who's up for a GP on Probe or Mahle slugs? With rings for <500. Fitment on LT's would be tough but not impossible. I'm going with shorties just so I'm not using the stockers when I spray the motor. |
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Also I'm sure it's been said but is the crank out of a 2002 forged or no?
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CRANKS
Ford has used two different cranks in the 5.4L, a steel forging and a cast iron version. Both have an eight bolt flange for the flywheel. 1997-98 SOHC The original steel crank came with a F75-E, F75-1E or F75E-AE forging number. These cranks are easy to spot because they have an eight-bolt flange and bull-nosed counterweights instead of the knife-edged ones found on the 4.6L Windsor cranks. 1999-02 SOHC The steel crank was replaced by a cast iron crank for all the SOHC engines (except the Lightning pickups) in 99. Its a XL3E-BA casting that has bull-nosed counterweights, too. To bad they still don't come with the steel cranks. Thank you R3dn3ck And longtubes, maybe possible, it's a tight fit already. |
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Damn because i was thinking about reusing my stock crank guess i will have to buy a new one. I want a forged one.
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everybody doing a 5.4 buildup please take pictures along the way as you progress thru the process of building yours. i will put on my webpage all these buildups so that people can see what everybody had to do for this project.
i have everything but my block, so i'm taking pics as i go to show it as i put it together.
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I've been snapping a few shots here and there so far. I'll start doing it more documentary style. Good plan.
Twin, I don't see any reason to go to a forged crank unless you're planning on obscene power levels. The cranks are pretty stout even in cast form. |
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ford told me the steel crank is good for close to 700hp. that should be enough for most everybody. the navi crank is good for 1300hp. there shouldn't be a need for anything better then that.
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BTW... it's not an if, I already have the price. I just need 5 peeps to buy slugs for 4.6/5.4 and we can all have them for less than 5 bills.
Scrape the moolah. I'm scraping mine up. |
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Mustang Junkie!!!!!!!
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your crank is NOT cast alum. not sure where you heard that but it is not alum. |
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