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Old 10-12-2005, 04:28 PM   #1
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Default LTD 5 lt,v8 to ea body swap

I have seen a few posts on putting v8 in to ea
bodys.
I have seen in the trading posts complete registered
V8 LTDS going for $2500 to $4000 quiet reguraly.
Could you swap all the drive line over to a ea
without engineer certificate.
You would have all the suspenssion, emmisions,
etc, just currioss as would be cheap changeover
with a good unit.
The early 88 up were all 5 litre efi units.

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Old 10-12-2005, 04:33 PM   #2
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you would need to get an engineers certificate as the EA's didn't come with a V8 from the factory.
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Old 10-12-2005, 04:40 PM   #3
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you would need to get an engineers certificate as the EA's didn't come with a V8 from the factory.
Thanks for that , well how would you go if you had
a eb body as they came out with v8, eb are quiet cheap
to obtain now.
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Old 10-12-2005, 04:50 PM   #4
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you wouldnt need an engineers cert to put a V8 into an EB, but you would to put one in an EA...

but there is nothing wrong with an LTD, keep it as a cruiser.

there is a rusty & crook auto NC V8 on ebay for 750 atm... but it has 16" simmons wheels, so you'd be able to sell those for the price of a good auto im sure....
i'd love to get it as a parts car, it looks to have good guards and is the same colour as my car lol.....http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Ford-Fairlane...QQcmdZViewItem
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Old 10-12-2005, 04:57 PM   #5
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Get an LTD, sell me the rear garnish badge and the grill.

Doooooeeeeeeiiiittttt.
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Old 10-12-2005, 05:03 PM   #6
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Get an LTD, sell me the rear garnish badge and the grill.

Doooooeeeeeeiiiittttt.
Will a t5 6 cylinder manual fit a v8 efi or
is there a lot of work involved with the
yoke (shaft).
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barnacus off the forums had a 6cyl T5 modified to suit a V8.
he had a different input shaft made up to suit...


they are a weaker T5 than the V8 ones though and if driven hard you'd break it far more easily than a V8 one....
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barnacus off the forums had a 6cyl T5 modified to suit a V8.
he had a different input shaft made up to suit...


they are a weaker T5 than the V8 ones though and if driven hard you'd break it far more easily than a V8 one....
How much is involved to do the conversion , in older
holden you just changened the shafts, the gears
were the same m20 & the m21 the ratio was different
but all stood up to v8 , are ford different.
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i dont know, talk to barnacus as AFAIK he is the only one thats done it here...
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i dont know, talk to barnacus as AFAIK he is the only one thats done it here...
Thank you for ur input
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