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1967
Mustang
with a 351
Cleveland? |
Converting a 1967, 6 cylinder to a V-8 can be an expensive proposition
unless you do the work yourself. These web pages tell you what is
involved and where to find it while staying on a shoestring budget.
Certain parts simply MUST be changed to cope with the added power and weight
of a 351-C engine. Other changes are simply desirable for practical
reasons.
You MUST change:
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351 C Engine
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Engine Mounts
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Front suspension
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Drive Shaft
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Differential
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Rear Brakes (With the new differential)
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Rear Wheels (From 4 bolt to 5 bolt)
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Exhaust System
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Miscellaneous brackets and linkages
Other possible MUSTS:
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Radiator
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Transmission
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Transmission Linkages
Recommended Optional Changes:
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Transmission
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Front disk brakes (these will actually
stop the car and give you a 5 bolt wheel pattern)
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Distributor
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11" Rear drum brakes (From a 9"
Differential)
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Large diameter front anti-sway bar
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Rear anti-sway bar
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