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I looking for motor mounts and what oil pan i need to put a 460 in a 76 F250 2wd any info would be great thank Jason
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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Sorry the truck has a 360 in it know i think has a funny looking water pumpif that helps. I know the trans in going to swap with a c6 for a 460 but all the engine/motor mounts i find say 4x4 only?
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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Heres what I would do. (And did)
Go down to the junk yard and find a mid 70"s F100-F350 4x2. Pull the mount towers. Each mount has 3 parts, the cup that bolts to the block, the stand that bolts to the frame, and the rubber mount part.
Its a bolt in affair.
I belive front or rear sump will work. Rear being less messy to drain the oil.
http://www.fordification.com/tech/engine-perches.htm
Look at the bottom of the page.
The engine cross member of your 76, is the same as my 72.
Go down to the junk yard and find a mid 70"s F100-F350 4x2. Pull the mount towers. Each mount has 3 parts, the cup that bolts to the block, the stand that bolts to the frame, and the rubber mount part.
Its a bolt in affair.
I belive front or rear sump will work. Rear being less messy to drain the oil.
http://www.fordification.com/tech/engine-perches.htm
Look at the bottom of the page.
The engine cross member of your 76, is the same as my 72.
OldRedFord- Posts : 465
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cool deal thank you.
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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^^^yup that works just fine.
Factory 460 trucks came with a front sump so if you find the mounts grab the pan as well.
If you find a truck without the motor and are curious about the mounts 73-79 trucks (possibly other years too but Im not sure) with a 460 had a "J" engine code.
Factory 460 trucks came with a front sump so if you find the mounts grab the pan as well.
If you find a truck without the motor and are curious about the mounts 73-79 trucks (possibly other years too but Im not sure) with a 460 had a "J" engine code.
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yea im going to hit the bone yard and see what i can find truck number 2 is using front and mid plates so i only have to find one set yea ill have a build going soon.
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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there are a few aftermarket sources but they are rather pricey.
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yea i here you on that ill look for the stock one as this is just my tow rig ill keep the 360 for now and start to get all the thing i need for the 460 swap. Any one have a 460 in there tow rig and what kind of gas mileage are you seeing the looking i have been doing im seeing 5 -10 is this about right.
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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My first motor got about 10-12mpg in a 6000lb 79 Ford truck and was very reliable- d3 heads mildly ported, 9.5:1, comp X4262h comp cam and spring package, 1 3/4 tri-y headers, stealth intake and 750 vac secondaries. It made real good power low but would turn up pretty nice when pushed.
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cool deal thank you for all the info.
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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It's been a few years but I thought you could only use a front sump because the twin i beams are right behind the sump.
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in my 76 2wd I used 66-67 390 fairlane mounts and swaped sides, LtoR, RtoL but only 2bolts line up and 460 it drops right in and with front sump, mines been in like that for 20yrs. with same mounts. and I run the hell out of it.
ps: you can use front or rear sump dont matter
ps: you can use front or rear sump dont matter
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jasonf wrote:It's been a few years but I thought you could only use a front sump because the twin i beams are right behind the sump.
The I beams are under the engine cross member.
Now if you were running a really deep rear sump pan you might have issues with the steering linkage but I could be wrong on that.
OldRedFord- Posts : 465
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I am not 100% positive but i believe you can use he l&l 4x4 conversion mounts(approx $125) on the two wheel drive if you have 351/400 towers.
lghting94- Posts : 762
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I know thats true on 79 F250 4wd trucks but I dont think it is on 2wd. The motor towers (metal pieces that bolt to the frame) are completely different between 2 and 4wds so Im not sure how it would work. Also hes running a FE not a 351m/400.
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I know the stands are different but that is because the frame is different(no crossmember on the 4x4) but the width of the 351 is the same and a quick part search shows 2wd and 4wd 351/400's use the same mount. So the only catch i forsee isthe oilpan and a fox body pan could take care of that i believe.
lghting94- Posts : 762
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oh ok...I see what you are saying. My mistake.
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no problem just trying to help a guy save a few bucks the original 2wd mount system is very hard to find around here and very expensive when you do find it.
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lghting94- Posts : 762
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you can use a car oilpan and if you do use a car pan just drill a new drain hole in the rear of the sump so it will drain in the rear alot less messey when changing oil I have done this on pans in my truck before
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also if you can find a pan off of a van they work good they have the sump in the middle
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lghting94 wrote:no problem just trying to help a guy save a few bucks the original 2wd mount system is very hard to find around here and very expensive when you do find it.
How expensive you talking? I got mine off a truck fourm that deals with 1967-1972 Ford trucks from a member there for $75 IIRC
OldRedFord- Posts : 465
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I have factory 460 stands and use a moroso fox body pan fits great
sixtynineford- Posts : 48
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The last time i priced a set the stands, cups and dogbones were $250 but around here a faactory 460 truck is fairly rare. Also this was before the internet and ebay was so popular.
lghting94- Posts : 762
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Go here...
http://car-part.com/
Plug in the info requested, but search for an engine, the yards that will have an engine
will probably have what you need...
http://car-part.com/
Plug in the info requested, but search for an engine, the yards that will have an engine
will probably have what you need...
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