is anybody putting 4.6l in a 68

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Asked by pat8273 Sep 19, 2007 at 08:49 PM about the 1968 Ford Mustang

Question type: Car Customization

got pony car for wedding present i want to put in a 4.6 questions are enough room w/o major mods ,motor mounts ,X-member ect...

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Hi pat8273, There will be some mods required in order to perform this engine swap and engine mounts are the least of your worries. I would join a real Mustang Forum and get up to speed with what would be required. Good luck!

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that would be a lot of work with an even higher price tag. you should put a built 331 in it, or even a 302 with heads cam and a intake, i would not use the 4.6, even though you can put a carb. on it now with some after market manifolds. you'd get more power out of the lighter cheaper pushrod motors.

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With some fabrication to the shock towers and motor mounts that are cheap to buy you can put a modular or any 4.6 in it...but I doubt it's wise...old engines are MUCH easier to work on.

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the 4.6 will be heavier then pretty much any other v8, and really wouldnt be that much more powerful. best off to stick with and older small block ford

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