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"mtdubvee" > wrote in message
ups.com... > My mustang currently has a 289 in it and I was wondering how hard a big > block conversion would be or if I should just build the 289? thanks Replace the front suspension with the Mustang II or Fat Man kit. Look in any Mustang periodical. Cut the shock towers out and put a bad ass big block in there! Pick up a 460 for cheap and build it up, or order it directly from Ford Racing as a crate engine. A toploader, a 9" rear end, traction bars, some wide sticky tires and spiffy wheels, reinforce the frame, headers, an X-pipe, and some Ford truck mufflers. Leave the 289 emblems on and go hunting for some vettes! :-) Bwah ha ha ha ha ha ha -- John ThunderSnake #59 |
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