Well once thats done how do I remove the heater core box, it doesn't seem bolted to anything?
I can't figure out how to open that box, or remove the lower dash.
I've just got around to starting the heater core replacement, but I don't know where to start at. It seems simple because I don't have any A/C,...
Ohhh, So it all goes back to what the other guy said...Boring a motor is ok and great if your building a racing motor our if the cylinder walls...
So boring really isn't a must, Only If I'm building a "Race Only Engine" it will help raise my compression levels?
Ahhh good point gentlemen, So what is the advantages of cylinder boring?
So if I bump up the cam & carb I'll be good for 350 to 385 horses?
302 bored .30 Hypereutectic pistons Edelbrock Performer RPM aluminum heads 2.02 intake, 1.60 exhaust Edelbrock Performer RPM intake dual...
If I take a 302 motor and install: Bore .30 over 10:1 compression flat top pistons comp cam Stock rods Stock crankshaft Performance heads Aluminum...
That's it, What is the highest usable ratio I can use?
What is the highest of a compression ratio I can use with flat top pistons in my 302 with stock heads, or GT40 heads?
I'm going to try this.
Today I've installed the 4amp fuse but, It blew as soon as I installed it. Of course I've trace the wire to see if I could find a short but, all...
So your probably sure its a 4amp fuse. I'll still see if I can find a fuse box diagram. :thumbsup:
It is rather simple my gauge lights don't illuminate anymore. But I did find the blown fuse, and there is no wording around the slot for this fuse...
I'm kinda lost in what level I want to take my motor to, blower or high compression. I mean the car is still going to be my daily driver, and a...
Could an 1976 302 bottom end withstand 10:1 high compression pistons, with stock rods and crank? (Performance heads, cam, intake, 150 shot, & etc....
whats a recommended compression ratio to stay under for a supercharger like this?
I was wonder will this Ford Racing Super charger work with my carbureted 302? http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=29
You answered my question. :2thumbs:
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