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Engine swap
- Thread starter Barbara
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I think you will find that you need the front accessories from an Explorer or 94-95 Mustang to make the engine fit in your engine bay. You will also need an intake that is not so tall as what you have on the truck engine, so I would suggest you grab the intake from the Explorer/Mustang engine as well. Beyond that its fairly straightforward.
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Moved thread to V8 engine swaps.
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