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Old 01-16-2009, 11:51 AM
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so did ford ever put a c4 tranny behind the eary 70's 1/2 ton trucks with a 360 or 390 engine? I am working a 66 f100 and want the front disc brakes, power steering, tranny....etc from a early 70's truck and all I can find is big block trucks. Did they ever put small blocks in those trucks?
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Old 01-16-2009, 12:17 PM
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c-4 would have only come from Ford behind a small block.
Without being "built", they wouldn't hold up to the torque of a FE.
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Old 01-16-2009, 12:58 PM
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so did ford ever put a c4 tranny behind the eary 70's 1/2 ton trucks with a 360 or 390 engine? I am working a 66 f100 and want the front disc brakes, power steering, tranny....etc from a early 70's truck and all I can find is big block trucks. Did they ever put small blocks in those trucks?
A 302 would have been an option in the F100 also some of the 6 cyl engines used the same bell housing as the small V8.
There are actually 3 different C6 transmission/engine applications, small block (302 - 351 windsor and cleveland), big block (FE engines) and big block (351M, 400M and 429-460 engines)
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A C6 is cast iron????? Hell, I bet it will weigh more than the 390!!! What about a good worked up aftermarket AOD?? I bet it would be just as strong, plus overdrive so he can go with lower gears for stoplight to stoplight fun.

Plus, Isn't the AOD aluminum? Probably save 250lbs.



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Old 01-16-2009, 03:08 PM
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A C6 is cast iron????? Hell, I bet it will weigh more than the 390!!! What about a good worked up aftermarket AOD?? I bet it would be just as strong, plus overdrive so he can go with lower gears for stoplight to stoplight fun.

Plus, Isn't the AOD aluminum? Probably save 250lbs.



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The C6 is NOT cast iron

I dunno! That is what Goober said in post 4.


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I thought the 351c used the big block bellhousing and the 351w used the small block. Jim
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the 351M/400M uses the 385 series 429/460 bellhousing, but the 351C uses the same bellhousing pattern as the 289/302/351W.

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