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06-02-2005, 09:57 PM
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Re: block type question
The F150 and Mustang 5.0L blocks were identical starting in 1988. They installed flat tappet cams in the trucks until 1992, but the block is exactly the same as the Mustang block. You may have to tap the holes in the lifter valley for the spider, but otherwise it's a simple conversion.
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