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Old June 12th 04, 01:23 AM
Dan Thomas
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"tom" > wrote in message . net>...
> if the exhaust on the 200 was on the other side of what was in your van,
> than you did not have a ford 6 cylinder in it. the 144,170,200,and 250 all
> use the same head design. the diference is in the valve sive, carb opening
> size, and exhaust size.it is not uncommon to put a 250 head on a 144 or 170
> as a hop up to gain power.
> a good reference book to have is the ford falcon six cylinder performance
> handbook ,by dennis and david schjeldahl. it goes into detail on building a
> killer six cylinder ford.
> their email address is
> the web site is : falconperformance.sundog.net
> "G.R. Patterson III" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> >
> > tom wrote:
> > >
> > > actualy ,it looks like either a 200 or a 250 the 144 and 170 have 3

> freeze
> > > out plugs, and the 200 and 250 have 5 freeze out plugs.

> >
> > I looked into putting a 200 into my '61 Econoline at one time. The exhaust

> system is
> > on the other side.


Didn't Ford make a 190 at one time? Seems to me that's what was
in my '64 Econoline.

Dan
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Old June 12th 04, 01:27 AM
tom
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144,170,200,and 250 were the same, then there was the 240 and 300 six
cylinders
"Dan Thomas" > wrote in message
om...
> "tom" > wrote in message

. net>...
> > if the exhaust on the 200 was on the other side of what was in your van,
> > than you did not have a ford 6 cylinder in it. the 144,170,200,and 250

all
> > use the same head design. the diference is in the valve sive, carb

opening
> > size, and exhaust size.it is not uncommon to put a 250 head on a 144 or

170
> > as a hop up to gain power.
> > a good reference book to have is the ford falcon six cylinder

performance
> > handbook ,by dennis and david schjeldahl. it goes into detail on

building a
> > killer six cylinder ford.
> > their email address is
> > the web site is : falconperformance.sundog.net
> > "G.R. Patterson III" > wrote in message
> > ...
> > >
> > >
> > > tom wrote:
> > > >
> > > > actualy ,it looks like either a 200 or a 250 the 144 and 170 have 3

> > freeze
> > > > out plugs, and the 200 and 250 have 5 freeze out plugs.
> > >
> > > I looked into putting a 200 into my '61 Econoline at one time. The

exhaust
> > system is
> > > on the other side.

>
> Didn't Ford make a 190 at one time? Seems to me that's what was
> in my '64 Econoline.
>
> Dan



 




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