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Can someone tell me, is it possible to to put after market intake and carb on 1987 ford 302?
I cant find an application (edelbrock) for any thing later than 1986.
I want to get rid of EfI and use after market distributer too..
Anyone?
I cant find an application (edelbrock) for any thing later than 1986.
I want to get rid of EfI and use after market distributer too..
Anyone?
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Not sure if your motor is the roller motor or a standard hydraulic cam, but if it has a standard hydraulic cam shaft then everything should be pretty easy. I wouldnt think you would have to change distributors either. If your motor has a roller cam shaft then here's where it becomes a pain. You would need to research Mustang sights. There are a lot of ppl who like to convert their EFI roller motor mustangs to carb for some reason. The intake bolts up fine, however the distributor is a problem. You would need to find a distributor from an '85 Mustang 5.0L. Thats about all I can help you with there bud.
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Originally posted by spray004
Not sure if your motor is the roller motor or a standard hydraulic cam, but if it has a standard hydraulic cam shaft then everything should be pretty easy. I wouldnt think you would have to change distributors either. If your motor has a roller cam shaft then here's where it becomes a pain. You would need to research Mustang sights. There are a lot of ppl who like to convert their EFI roller motor mustangs to carb for some reason. The intake bolts up fine, however the distributor is a problem. You would need to find a distributor from an '85 Mustang 5.0L. Thats about all I can help you with there bud.
Not sure if your motor is the roller motor or a standard hydraulic cam, but if it has a standard hydraulic cam shaft then everything should be pretty easy. I wouldnt think you would have to change distributors either. If your motor has a roller cam shaft then here's where it becomes a pain. You would need to research Mustang sights. There are a lot of ppl who like to convert their EFI roller motor mustangs to carb for some reason. The intake bolts up fine, however the distributor is a problem. You would need to find a distributor from an '85 Mustang 5.0L. Thats about all I can help you with there bud.