4.6 question
#1
4.6 question
if u put pi heads on 96-98 u get more power. would it be the same to put them on a 4.6 lincoln continental block? is it even possible? i know they both have 90.2mm bore and 90mm stroke. im curious cause the continental has a compression ratio of 9.8 At least thats what i read
#4
Some of the first ones are old school nonPI 2v motors. You can put PI heads on any modular block. That's the beauty of the modular setup.
#7
Mark VIII , Continentals, Most Navigators, and all of the Cobr'a came with 4V
Is your Q,( "can I put a short block engine from a Continental in my GT with the PI heads on it." )
I would say not easly! Like the guy said a few post up, the Conti's are FWD and the block is diffrent then RWD.
Your second Q ( " can a short block Mark VIII with PI heads fit in my car and will it make more power." )
Yes it will fit and YES it will have more power then the stock set. Compression will be the "power adder"
All 4V engines came with Flat top / 3cc dish pistons while the stock NPI short block hade like 11cc dish.
PI engines have 17cc dish
Is your Q,( "can I put a short block engine from a Continental in my GT with the PI heads on it." )
I would say not easly! Like the guy said a few post up, the Conti's are FWD and the block is diffrent then RWD.
Your second Q ( " can a short block Mark VIII with PI heads fit in my car and will it make more power." )
Yes it will fit and YES it will have more power then the stock set. Compression will be the "power adder"
All 4V engines came with Flat top / 3cc dish pistons while the stock NPI short block hade like 11cc dish.
PI engines have 17cc dish
#8
I dont see where the guy asked if it would fit in his mustang so I will answer the question he did ask.
To the OP, yes they will physicly fit. BUT you need to make sure its not a downgrade first(In other words, make sure you have nPI heads on it currently)
To the OP, yes they will physicly fit. BUT you need to make sure its not a downgrade first(In other words, make sure you have nPI heads on it currently)