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06Boss
09-24-2007, 12:35 AM
I have a 460 that I would like to drop into the 76 Stang that I bought from GT350. Anyone here ever do one, know of any swap kits, headers that will work, ect.? Any advice would be great. Thanks Dave

gearhead
09-24-2007, 01:35 AM
www.460ford.com (http://www.460ford.com)

is all i will say. im sure someone on there has..lol

1BAD360R
09-25-2007, 03:43 AM
I've seen a few done that way.. I don't have info on who makes a kit, but you have to chop the poo out of the inner fenders.. I had a 351w in mine and to me its not worth the trouble.. Sell the 460 and build a stroked 302.. Much easier... Just my $.02

Aussie XAXB
09-27-2007, 11:29 AM
Could be fun, but the engine will weigh more than the front of the car. Great for going in a straight line. Turning?? I wonder what the alignment is like for that.


Steve

06Boss
09-29-2007, 03:19 AM
Hey Aussie
It's only going straight (hopefully), If you saw the tires going up into the back of it, you'd see why I'm not worried about turning or weight. I think you'll like it. It'll be getting a Pro Series 4-Link from S&W Race Cars this winter. If I measured right, it should all fit within the stock body and go: tire, 4-link, pumpkin, 4-link, tire. With hardley any space inbetween any of it. My 06 probably won't see to much more track time, so I'm going to build the 76 I bought from GT350, into a full race. I have a 460 boarded and stroked, with about 700hp (on spray) sitting in my garage. I'm going to take this one to the track and beat the P*** out of it until something breaks. Then I'm going to break it again. This is all about having fun. Dave

GT350R
10-01-2007, 04:24 PM
Awesome :)

Boombastic86
10-01-2007, 04:54 PM
Good gosh, that's going to be an awful tight fit, I thought it was tight with a smog 302 on my dad's 77!!


Definitely post pictures of this throughout the process, or just build a 347 stroker or something of the sort to put in there instead, more than likely much cheaper and much easier to do.

NUTTSGT
10-01-2007, 10:00 PM
Sounds like a long winter project.