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Old 02-10-2011, 03:25 PM   #1
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looking to put 5.0 fuel inj in 84 4x4 i want to do 5 speed what are the clearance issues and how do i do a clutch setup
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Old 02-14-2011, 12:50 PM   #2
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My personal experience would be a Fullsize bronco transfer case or an NP205 with a NP435 4 sp granny low from a 78/79 F150. I would go with a F150 5.0 with the GT40P heads and upper/lower intake for some cheap HP. I would cam it and the head swap and leave everything else as close to stock as possible. Would need new / relocated crossmembers and some other stuff I cant think of right now...lol
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You would be better off finding a full size bronco donor 78-86 if you want to keep having a carb setup, and possibly get a mazda trans from an 87+ and use a BW1356 transfer case.
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You would be better off finding a full size bronco donor 78-86 if you want to keep having a carb setup, and possibly get a mazda trans from an 87+ and use a BW1356 transfer case.

Gotta remember though, Ford introduced Fuel injected 302s in '86

Personally though, I would DEFINITELY go fuel injected....little harder to set up, but worth it in the long run
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Gotta remember though, Ford introduced Fuel injected 302s in '86

Personally though, I would DEFINITELY go fuel injected....little harder to set up, but worth it in the long run
My bad I was thinking 87 was when they started putting them in. And I agree fuel injection is a better setup and if you stick with under 96 then you have no OBDII stuff to mess with.
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