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Technical 289 in a '34 Ford

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by terry k, Jan 1, 2020.

  1. DIYGUY
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    Don’t want to derail this thread , but I gotta ask, how did you fit roller rockers under those regular valve covers? Thick gaskets or spacers?
     
  2. MeanGene427
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    Always gotta be one Chebbrainwashed Bozo gets on the bus
     
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  3. Beanscoot
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    Aw, c'mon, it was funny.
     
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  4. thirtytwo
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    REAL early ford guys like the sbc because it fits right where the Flathead was and will bolt in without molesting the car , traditional guys usally like engine formation that are pre 1960 so technically I’m a traditional brain washed bozo... thank you very much ..

    even Shelby wanted a sbc instead of the sbf
     
  5. 58ducknut
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    BD8BFB05-4170-447A-BE7D-9BE35058AE4D.jpeg Snow White water pump or the shorty ford pump works good
     

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  6. dumprat
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    ^So you have a short waterpump and still had the cut into the firewall 3"?
     
  7. 6sally6
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    289 crank AND RODS??!...in a 5.0 roller motor Musta used a custom short piston....or Boss 302 pistons?! Sounds interesting
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  8. 58ducknut
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    28A00EFF-EE90-4103-9954-2611E9F7C096.jpeg Terry, I have the Snow White pump kit with a 3” cut firewall ,mechanical fan and a front sump oil pan . Fan bolts are 3 1/4” from the radiator. With the bronco oil pan it might fit but it would be tight without the fan . ​
     
  9. dumprat
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    Stock height 302 forged skirt coated .030 over Pistons. Block milled for zero beck.
     
  10. dumprat
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    So how far is the fan from the rad? I see you have an aftermarket front crossmember, did you push the rad forward?
     
  11. 6sally6
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    OOOPs!! I "mis-spuke" (past tense for mis-spoke) I thought you ran a 302 crank with 289 rods............Boss 302 set-up.
    You clearly said 289 CRANK and rods!! I guess it was late or I'm just slow.
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  12. terry k
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    Nice looking !!!
     
  13. Binkman
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    I have a 302 in my '34 cabiolet and just put a 302 in my '34 2-dr sedan. Both fit without cutting anything.
    I used the Snow-White kit and it was simple. The radiator is about 3/4 from the fan.
    I don't now if Snow White is still in business. I tried calling them for an extra lower pulley and they never answered the phone, or answered e-mails.
     
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  14. FORD FAN
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    58ducknut, What are you using for a fan blade? Also, it looks like you're not using a spacer. Is that right?
     
  15. 58ducknut
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    Stock radiator location, fan is an after market from Summit and it’s 2 5/8” from the radiator. Motors runs cool with a 180 thermostat and Walker radiator.No complaints whatsoever with it . No spacer
     
  16. 58ducknut
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    Speedway Motors sells the Snow White kit now if anyone is looking for it .
     
  17. terry k
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    Brinkman.....What fan are you using. 3/4" is close, but if I don't have to cut the firewall that would be great. 58 ducknut.... you used the Snow white kit and still cut the firewall 3"...played it very safe.
     

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