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02-14-2009 09:54 PM Journal Index
T Bucket Kit Build

T Bucket Egine Swap - Blown & Injected 4.6 DOHC Entry #92

70 Mustang Rebuild

T Bucket Engine Swap II



  [Entry #120]

02-14-2009 09:52 PM T Bucket - Engine Swap II
Had to make up my own throttle/TV/TPS bracket. Took a bit of thinking, but I think it came out ok and it works good.

Got it running pretty good so I got it our for a test drive.

Oh and BTW, traded the Mustang for a '28 Tudor. Happened real quick, guy was looking for a muscle car and he liked the Stang a lot. Very nice car, big block 454, MII front suspension, ladder bar rear suspension. Goes like snot too!



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  [Entry #119]

01-28-2009 03:29 AM T Bucket - Engine Swap II
I was kind of treating this whole intake change as a big experiment. If it didn't work, I could jut buy another truck intake and put it back on. I was hoping the stock computer would work even though the intake chage might effect a lot of the inputs like the volumetric efficiency and thottle position calibration. After several attempts at tweeking an modifing things, I could not get it to run right with the stock computer.

As a last resrt, I once again hacked more parts from the blower motor and stole the Megasquirt computer. After a few modifications and reprogram for the 302, I temporarily mounted it and it fired up. Should have used the Megasquirt to begin with.

Heres it running on the Megasquirt. Much better.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...71944&hl=en

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  [Entry #118]

01-28-2009 03:19 AM T Bucket - Engine Swap II
I made up my own wire looms using a $10 set of 2 piece ignition wire clamps. I took some aluminum strip, cut, bent drilled holes and mounted the clamps to them.

I also put the body back on so I could finalize the wiring. I like the new look, even though I like the blower motor better This is still way better than the old truck intake.

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  [Entry #117]

01-28-2009 03:13 AM T Bucket - Engine Swap II
I powder coated the upper intake, added some Ford Racing valve covers and was able to locate some used roadster headers.

I also had to make up a throttle linkage to operate the throttle position sensor, throttle cable and transmission TV cable. It's not quite done yet, but the TPS works so I can start it.

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