350 in a ranger

[Blmpkn]

I don't think so. Its sacrilegious

 

[ranger man'02]

Thanks peoples!!!

 

[ranger man'02]

With bolts?

Gm v6&V8 bell housing patterns are the same.

all the v6 tranny's i saw had a flat top pattern instead of a point top pattern

 

[Shran]

all the v6 tranny's i saw had a flat top pattern instead of a point top pattern

List of GM bellhousing patterns - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The 4.3 V6 has the same pattern as most of the V8's. Other V6's have the metric bellhousing pattern that you mention.

 

[ranger man'02]

List of GM bellhousing patterns - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The 4.3 V6 has the same pattern as most of the V8's. Other V6's have the metric bellhousing pattern that you mention.

that wiki article is a copy paste from a website

 

[Shran]

that wiki article is a copy paste from a website

I just posted it so that you will have a reference what to look for.

 

[19Walt93]

I've seen more than a couple SBF's split the block...

I've heard of that but I've never seen one.

 

[19Walt93]

Every brand has it's problems. (4.0 SOHC timing anyone?) They also have some great designs usually. Biggest factors in any project is goals and what's available locally...

IMO it's the newer electronic BS that gives the most headaches. I'm good with wiring until it's complexity for the sake of complexity. (Touch screen headlights?)

The 4.0 SOHC is a German Ford. You remember the Germans, right? They started 2 wars at home and lost them both.
I can't agree more about touch screens and "driver assistance" b/s. Do you think the "evasive steering" on my 25 Escape will know what to do on a snow covered road?

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

The 4.0 SOHC is a German Ford. You remember the Germans, right? They started 2 wars at home and lost them both.

Actually they didn't really start the first one.