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FE Technical Forum / Re: 1969 Ford Mustang FE 390 S Advice & Help
« on: January 10, 2016, 07:08:33 PM »
Welcome! YES your in the right place(forum)!! Their are several very knowledgeable people here that can tell you, not just engine parts but what you will need for the installation, and many also own Mustangs with FE Power...................Al
Sweet Glad I Finally Found The Right Forum!!  ;D

I had to look up that Detroit Speed front end.
It looks really expensive and heavy.

https://www.detroitspeed.com/1964-1970-mustang-products/032050-aluma-frame.html

A stock front end is really light and can be made to handle really well for a modest amount of $$$
and combined with a well planned FE you can pretty much out do any small block 69 Stang,
for looks and go.
How fast do you want your car?
I'm aware of the price, I know a few people and an old friend of mine got me a price around $4500 plus I'm going with ridetech shocks so I'm not gonna use the ones they supply, I'm also going to do a cobra rearend IRS swap, and I'm going to be doing road course and street as a daily driver and I want to do an article on the aluma-frame along with other components, just curious about a FE

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FE Technical Forum / 1969 Ford Mustang FE 390 S Advice & Help
« on: January 10, 2016, 04:41:58 PM »
Well To Start Off, Hope I'm Finally In The Right Place, I Have Accounts On A Ton Of 1969 or Classic / Vintage Mustang Forums, I Asked Them So What Would Happen If I Were To Take Out My 302 Small Block For a 390 4V FE Big Block, And What's The Difference Between a 360 and a 390 (I Was Originally Planning on Swapping a 360 / 390 That The Owner Claimed Out Of a F350 So I Figured It Was a 360 And I Decided To Go For An Original 390 S Code) Everyone Told Me That There Horrible To Put Performance Into And They Cost Way Too Much, Just Build a 351W or Your 302, But That's What They Suggested, I'm Still Sticking With The 390, I'm Going With a Detroit Speed Aluma-Frame With The FE Mounts So It'll Clear It Plus It Deletes The Factory Strut Towers, My Question Is If I Put a 390 4V, Do I Have To Modify My Original Gas System, Because I Was Originally Planning On Putting a Fast EZ Efi System On It Anyways, Also I Really Don't Want To Bore a Motor, Is It Neccessary (Sorry If It's a Dumb Question) But I Wanna Stay As Close To Original As I Can, But Knowing That FE Motors Weigh 100 Pounds At The Least Then a Small Block Aluminum Heads and Intake, I Wanna Put Aluminum Water Pump, Intake, Heads, Etc. Any Advice or Ideas On Where I'm Going? Thanks

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