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mustang66teen 10-10-2001 08:48 PM

i need help with my new 302 H.O.
 
hi, today i have just picked up a new engine for my 1966 coupe. I ordered the engine, and i was expecting a 289 hipo, but i ended up getting a 302 H.O.. what is the difference between a 302 and a 302 HO? my old engine i had was a stock 302. this new 302 HO, has been bord i think .30 or .40, and i know the cam is a comp cam with .480 int and .520 ex!, i am going to carburate the engine ( holly 670 street adv system) but then agian i thought i was going to get a 289, i saved the stock parts from the old 302, so i can put it on the new one, parts like waterpump, headers,ignition system and some other parts.will they fit? i also was hopeeing sombody could tell me what the codes that i pulled off the block mean (D90E-6015-ESA)(8626) tell me also what things i have to do to make this 302 HO work on a stock mustang.thankyou bobby wade

jwboner 10-11-2001 01:06 AM

Where did you buy the engine? I think the difference between the 302 and 302HO is the year it was produced. Your parts should fit onto the new engine. The "D9" in the code means '79.

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347 DFI injected, TFS heads, T5, 4.11 9", tc subframe conns, torq thrust D's
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David Fulford 10-12-2001 03:55 PM

Waterpump, ingnition, etc. will fit. I had a mid 70's block in my 69 and it now has a new ford crate motor. Everything fit just fine from the intake to the oil pan. As JW boner said there isn't much difference in the 302 and 302 HO.(if any)

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1969 fast back; yellow; weld wheels; 302 roller with GT-40 heads; 3:55 gears; 5spd T-5; MSD 6AL; E-303; flows; Hedman headers; Holley 600;


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