[medic2575]

Hello again guys, hope all my gear head friends had a great Christmas but santas gone, the VISA bill is on the way and I have another question. I have a 1976 F-150 4x4 with a worn out 360 motor. I had a 300 six in a 1994 F-150 P/U and was really happy with the low end torque and realibility and was wondering if a 300 six could be installed in my ole truck. If this can be done do you think I would be better with this or going with another V8 powerplant that is relatively easily found and pretty inexpensive.


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[Billz4x4z]

If it were me,I'd look for another V8 power plant,plus all the work to install the 6 and all its computer components....

[custom_78]

I would just use another v8 The fuel injection computers and the diffferent tranny is a lot to deal with.

[77F150]

I would also stick with the V8. As has already been mentioned to make a 94' six work you would have to use the electronics, that can be a real pain. If I'm not totally in left field I believe you can swap in a 390, I'm preatty sure that it would be a strait across trade.

[medic2575]

will the 390 make good power and is it a direct bolt in


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[Johnny Reb]

medic2575, on Dec 31 2004, 03:35 PM, said:

will the 390 make good power and is it a direct bolt in


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The 352,360,390 and 428 are the same block. What you will want to look at is the place where your motor mounts onto the block. The older motors only had 2 bolts for the mount. The mount is the same though that goes into the frame mount. I even put in a 289 in place of a 390 into a 76 4x4 Fors pick-up.