Hoping someone might be able to tell me which x/member I need to look for to properly mount a 400/C6 combo in my 68. I have the engine mounts, but not sure which x-member to go looking for.
Thanks!
400/C6 into a 68 F250
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400/C6 into a 68 F250
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Plans are for a stout 400, C6, 3.54 gears, 33" BFG AT's, bucket seats and custom console. Final assembly, nearing start up...
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'68 F250 360, 4 spd Project Thread!
Plans are for a stout 400, C6, 3.54 gears, 33" BFG AT's, bucket seats and custom console. Final assembly, nearing start up...
"Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not."
~ Thomas Jefferson
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
~ Abraham Lincoln
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Re: 400/C6 into a 68 F250
I think all you need it the cross member from any auto. I had a 302 and a c4 and swapped in a 400 with a c6 used the same cross member from the 302. It fit in fine just need to drill the frame for the 2 holes. (1 in each side of the frame). Hope that helps.
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Re: 400/C6 into a 68 F250
When I did mine (400/c6) into a 72 f100 the tranny cross member didn't line up with the 2 holes in each side of the frame. So now I am wondering if the cross member is right or if I have to drill out the frame. I believe the engine mounts for the 351/400 is the same as the 302. Come on guys any input would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Pat.
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Re: 400/C6 into a 68 F250
You need the correct crossmember. C6 c4 or manual trans. They also only go in one way.
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Re: 400/C6 into a 68 F250
Just my opinion, if I was going to change an engine and tranny, a 351/400M would be Last choice due to low performance/horsepower. They have low compression and retarded valve timing due to emissions. They run like a 360fe. 352fe,390fe, or a 351Clevland would be worth the effort ! I pulled a 351m out of a '72F250, dropped a 352fe in and had better performance and milage ! The 352 had 70k more miles than the 351m.
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Re: 400/C6 into a 68 F250
sorry im no help I used the same engine & trans in my 67 but I have a crown vic clip
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Re: 400/C6 into a 68 F250
I'm not putting a stock 400 in.V Majestyk wrote:Just my opinion, if I was going to change an engine and tranny, a 351/400M would be Last choice due to low performance/horsepower. They have low compression and retarded valve timing due to emissions. They run like a 360fe. 352fe,390fe, or a 351Clevland would be worth the effort ! I pulled a 351m out of a '72F250, dropped a 352fe in and had better performance and milage ! The 352 had 70k more miles than the 351m.
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'68 F250 360, 4 spd Project Thread!
Plans are for a stout 400, C6, 3.54 gears, 33" BFG AT's, bucket seats and custom console. Final assembly, nearing start up...
"Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not."
~ Thomas Jefferson
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
~ Abraham Lincoln
'68 F250 360, 4 spd Project Thread!
Plans are for a stout 400, C6, 3.54 gears, 33" BFG AT's, bucket seats and custom console. Final assembly, nearing start up...
"Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not."
~ Thomas Jefferson
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
~ Abraham Lincoln