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what going on with my 5.0????????

:confused: ok.you just gotta love fords because the 5.0 that i installed into my 1982YELLOW GL coupe is from a 1987 1owner 70k mile crown vic is very:confused:.

 every other 1990 or older nonH.O EFI 5.0 is low hp cast pistons flat tappet  engine .well some one forgot to tell this engine. because when i pulled the EFI INTAKE to replace the intake gaskets . i find this;




as you can see there a roller cam where the flat tappet cam is sappose to be plus you can also see that intake gasket was starting to leak.that why i was changing it.
ok ,the valve cover sticker has a date of 12/1/1986 on one side and on the other valve cover it has 11/26/1986. while the intake was off i check both head casting# and there  BOTH E6SE and 6J24 on them. but here the kicker
when i check the block the casting # is E7TE .

so my question are;
 when did they put roller cam in nonH.O 5.0 engine?
 because it not the same H.O firing order in this 5.0.what is the cam spec's  on nonH.O roller cams?
  how would E6SE heads GET  on roller E7 block in a 87 car?
 are these E6SE heads like the ones on 200hp 86 mustang?

 remember this crown vic was 1 owner 90yr old man, than only use his crown vic for highway driving. there was no history of  ENGINE OR HEADS being replace the hole time he had it. the only part that was replace was the tranny on the day he pick it up and drove 60 highway miles and the AOD went out.

here you can see the engine as pulled from crown vic;
remember it easier to fix them, than to find them after they been crushed.

V6 = juvenile delinquency!

what going on with my 5.0????????

Reply #1
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every other 1990 or older nonH.O EFI 5.0 is low hp cast pistons flat tappet engine

All passenger car non-ho's were roller tappet beginning in 1986.
The E6 heads were used in non-HO passenger car applications until 1991.

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are these E6SE heads like the ones on 200hp 86 mustang?

Yes.

Everything you see is as it would have been right as it rolled off the assembly line.  ;)
-- 05 Mustang GT-Whipplecharged !!
--87 5.0 Trick Flow Heads & Intake - Custom Cam - Many other goodies...3100Lbs...Low12's!

what going on with my 5.0????????

Reply #2
so what the spec's on this nonH.O. roller cam?
remember it easier to fix them, than to find them after they been crushed.

V6 = juvenile delinquency!

what going on with my 5.0????????

Reply #3



In the column "Engine Version" it is the "base"
-- 05 Mustang GT-Whipplecharged !!
--87 5.0 Trick Flow Heads & Intake - Custom Cam - Many other goodies...3100Lbs...Low12's!

what going on with my 5.0????????

Reply #4
cool,thanks. it what i need. i wanted this car to have  roller cam and with that low lift,i can put my 1.7 roller rocker on with out worry about the piston mating with a valve.
after i get everything in  the 82 and running .
planning in the future date.to have better flowing 1970351W heads  than the 86 heads. at that time ,i will see about changing to the H.O cam. but at this time, i'm just trying to get the car as daily driver.

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remember it easier to fix them, than to find them after they been crushed.

V6 = juvenile delinquency!

what going on with my 5.0????????

Reply #5
If you're gonna run a carb, You'll need a distributor with a steel gear, most carb dizzys have a cast iron gear, otherwise the steel cam will eat a iron distributor gear...

You can run a HO cam with E6s & 1.7s and not have clearance issues(been there done that), E6 valves are sunk so far up into the cylinder chamber, you'll about need binoculars to see them...

 

what going on with my 5.0????????

Reply #6
Quote from: TurboCoupe50;258078
If you're gonna run a carb, You'll need a distributor with a steel gear, most carb dizzys have a cast iron gear, ...
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i'm just going to transfer the gear from the factory dist to the  replacement dist.
remember it easier to fix them, than to find them after they been crushed.

V6 = juvenile delinquency!