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Lincoln Mark intake

So i was at the junkyard today looking at the thinning selection of cougars and birds and i noticed a lincoln mark that still had the motor almost completely intact, and was wondering if the upper intakes in them were generally HO or S0? The top plate was missing and i really dont know how to tell the difference, it did look like it had an HO exhaust, i noticed it had shorties on it but couldnt get under it to look at the rest.
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Lincoln Mark intake

Reply #1 –
Should be an HO, especially if it's '88 or newer (all 88-92 Marks had the HO, while pre-88 only the LSC's did)
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Lincoln Mark intake

Reply #2 –
Quote from: Thunder Chicken;247478
Should be an HO, especially if it's '88 or newer (all 88-92 Marks had the HO, while pre-88 only the LSC's did)


BUT, the '86 & '87 LSC used a 200Hp HO and at least in '86(& prob '87) used a std SO intake... Most HO intakes have HO on them under the plate that was stated as missing...

If you're buying it for a otherwise stock SO and aren't planning on upgrading the remainder of the engine, you're wastin your money...

Lincoln Mark intake

Reply #3 –
Quote from: TurboCoupe50;247514
Most HO intakes have HO on them under the plate that was stated as missing...


Yeah, look for 'HO' stamped into the metal where the plate used to be.
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Lincoln Mark intake

Reply #4 –
isnt the only difference between the SO and HO upper, is that the HO upper has a slightly larger throttle body opening?
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Lincoln Mark intake

Reply #5 –
i have full lincoln HO motor
88+ is 225 hp roller HO motor
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