Moosestang Repower

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The Moosestang is about to undergo another metamorphisis. I will be pulling the 1984 6.9 that uses 2 quarts of oil every 500 miles, and the built C6 attached to it, and I will be dropping in a 1993 7.3 IDI NA with a ZF-5 mounted to it. However, one of the members here was supposed to send me some bolts, and I just don't seem to be getting them. Does anybody have some ZF DMF flywheel bolts they can spare? I'm looking for crank and presure plate bolts. I also need one of the 4 long bell housing bolts that hold the trans to the engine if anybody has a spare. The 7.3 I bought from Jerry Miller, and neither of us knows the history, but he said it runs good. Keeping my fingers crossed. LOL
 

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I have a few bolts here for the bellhousing. Hopefully they are what you want. Just give me a length because all mine came from an E4OD setup.... I don't have any bolts for the clutch....
 

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you could get some grade 8 bolts form a hardware store that what i did last week when i was doing a 5 speed swap in 91 stang people looked at me funny pushing a cart with a flywheel and the other clutch parts around lowes lol i just wanted to make sure i got the right bolts;Really
 

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Yea I'm shy on run of the mill hardware. It's so difficult to be sure of the quality, plus they usually don't have that blackened finish. I'm a bit of a perfectionist.
 

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find your local Fastenal dealer and spend some time going through there catalog (or attempt it online) they have a huge selection of bolts, including grade 8 and higher black oxide bolts.

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Really it's just as easy to buy them from my Ford dealer, but I was hoping someone would just have some laying around. There have been a lot of guys parting out trucks lately.
 

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are you pulling the motor to rebuild it? i am a little curiouse where this is going.
 

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Yes to both. The plan for the 6.9 then, is to rebuild it and have a fresh motor "in stock" in the event of a failure, or when the next one wears out.
 

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Hey Mel...pretty sure I have the flywheel to crank bolts, not sure on the pressure plate bolts, are they different than the T19? (I know I have the T19 ones, just took them out). How many do you need of each (pretty certain I have the full set of DMF to crank).

Scott
 

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Yes to both. The plan for the 6.9 then, is to rebuild it and have a fresh motor "in stock" in the event of a failure, or when the next one wears out.

Since your the moose man, why not build a nasty engine to tear the streets up with:sly
 

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Since your the moose man, why not build a nasty engine to tear the streets up with:sly

Because to some its not as much fun to tear it up when we must also fix it:rotflmao As for having a spare fresh engine would be nice but theres no way I would put all that money into a rebuild to just let it sit for who knows how long. We had a motor we pulled out of my fatherin laws antique pulling tractor and replaced with a more potent one. Well the old motor sat in his climate controlled garage for just 2 years and when we put it in the next tractor it was almost a lost cause. It had 3 stuck valves and was starting to stick in the cylinders and we ended up having to have new valve seats installed too:puke: Maybe get the parts and have the machining done but wait to do the assembly till needed that way you can be sure all parts are good:thumbsup:
 

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Scott, I think the T-19 ones are the same, so I think I need 6 of those right? Or is it 8? I forget. 2 of the crank bolts would see me through. The rebuild will take place over time, as money and spare parts allow. It will be built, but not built to tear up. Studs and all that are a sure thing, and maybe ceramic coated pistons, but it will be built as an NA. It's true that having that kind of money sitting around isn't fun. Now you know why Moose Pumps are never "in stock". ;Really However, I could sell the motor if times got tight.
 

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