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Erik63SC
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Late model 302 with early model C4

Newbie question....I have a C4 pan fill, 164 tooth out of a 66 Galaxie and have the opportunity to purchase a rebuilt 302 out of an 85 T-bird for an excellent price...will there be any problems using the two together...anything else I should be thinking about? First Ford engine swap for me.
Thanks for the help ahead of time.

Post Sat Apr 15, 2006 3:12 pm 
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roger
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balance

Quiet ,eh?
The early flywheel wil be 28 oz imbalance, the late block will have a 80;s up 50 oz. damper.
You need a 164 tooth late balance flywheel, i think its that simple,no?
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eatonmotorsports
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swap

Yes, this is waht you will need to do. My dads 66 fastback as a late model 302 and a early C4, I think he called someone like Mustangs Unlimited and they had the right flywheel for what he was doing... Good Luck, Jeremy
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Post Mon May 22, 2006 7:36 pm 
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eatonmotorsports
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Yes, this is waht you will need to do. My dads 66 fastback as a late model 302 and a early C4, I think he called someone like Mustangs Unlimited and they had the right flywheel for what he was doing... Good Luck, Jeremy
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1966 fairlane 500 289 auto ( daily driver )
1966 falcon station wagon 390 C6 in progress
1968 ford ranger truck
1993 Mustang LX hatch 11.01 @ 123 race car

Post Mon May 22, 2006 7:36 pm 
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eatonmotorsports
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Yes, this is waht you will need to do. My dads 66 fastback as a late model 302 and a early C4, I think he called someone like Mustangs Unlimited and they had the right flywheel for what he was doing... Good Luck, Jeremy
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1966 fairlane 500 289 auto ( daily driver )
1966 falcon station wagon 390 C6 in progress
1968 ford ranger truck
1993 Mustang LX hatch 11.01 @ 123 race car

Post Mon May 22, 2006 7:36 pm 
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jppatches
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I'm also doing this swap,I'm going to use a 71 302 and bolt it up to a 65 c4,will I need a different flywheel?

Post Wed May 24, 2006 8:22 am 
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steve
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If the engine you got has the flywheel/flexplate on it, it should bolt right up to the tranny that you have. Just make sure that the torque convertor snout mates inside the hole of the flexplate and that it bottoms in the end of the crank just before the nuts on the torque convetor are tight.
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Post Wed May 24, 2006 7:56 pm 
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the motor that I have doesn't have a flywheel on it.Can I use the one that is on the 289 that I'm taking out,or do I need something different?

Post Thu May 25, 2006 8:26 am 
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roger
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measure

Measure your bell to make sure you get the correct size flywheel, probably 157 small or 164 large with early balance.
but, you don;t want to find out you have the wrong size when its all put back together, don;t ask how i know!!
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