302 roller rockers...
Originally Posted by gear
well I'm not sure really. I might be mistaken. Longstory short im looking to buy a 302 but i was advised to get a roller motor. im not sure what all that entails but that they are superior to the 'non' roller motors.
Perfect, then what I said is exactly what you are looking for.
1985 and newer Mustang GT's
the 85 and up roller motor had a roller cam and a different firing order than its earlier windsor models.(for those that don't know 289, 302, 351). Just because it is called a "roller" motor does not mean it has a full roller valve train. the only car that came from ford with roller rockers is the 93 cobra. and as for the superior motor to choose it would be a 87-92 302 H.O. 85 had a 8.5-1 compression with dished pistons. 86 had 9-1 compression with flat top pistons and no valve reliefs. 87-92 still had a forged pistons at 9-1 compression with valve reliefs. the only change thru 87-92 were minor cam changes. as for 93 and up they were no longer forged.
As for the heads e-7's were the way to go. these were used on the 87 to 95 motors.
As for the heads e-7's were the way to go. these were used on the 87 to 95 motors.
Originally Posted by IthinkI1
93 svt cobra mustangs were the only mustangs to recieve roller rockers of the 5.0 im pretty sure. A 1.7 ratio at that.
Last edited by IthinkI1; Aug 13, 2005 at 08:27 AM.
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