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05-10-2005, 09:04 PM
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Re: engine tranny compatability
Sorry to disagree. The 5 bolt 289's were only in 65 and very early 66. All the other 289's are the same bolt pattern [6 bolt] as the 302.
The early 68 cougar came with the 302 till they were running out of engines and dropped back to the 289 to fill the gap.
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