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429 and 460 are basically the same thing as far as the 'early' 68-78 engines go. 429 was made from 68 to 73, after that everything was a 460 only (except in large commercial trucks with had a "funky" 429 and 370 engines). The difference in cubic inches comes from the crank stroke.
460 inches with trw domes at 0 deck. RHP D3VE castings with small 2.08" / 1.65" valves, budget port work, 305 / 182 cfm @ .600" lift. 30 degree back cut on both intake and exhaust valves.
Ford E350 460 engine keeps stumping mechanics. We have replaced everything electric, computer, distributor and did a tune up. Any ideas why it could still be misfiring around 3009 RPM? Thank you
I have also purchused maddog headers. If you read the comments in the original post here are the pics of my install. 1976 f-150 with a 460. Here is a pic of the steering shaft hitting the headers: Here is a pic of the steering shaft I did to make the headers work. Its a bronze bushing mini carrier bearing (chrome piece). __________________
I have another recent thread about some ignition issues I've been having with my 1973 460. I've been thinking of throwing an HEI distributor at my 460 to bypass the old ignition system (stock duraspark that Ford ran for a number of years after 1974). Anyone have experience with HEI...