5.9L / 351 FI sale or trade

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5.9L / 351 FI sale or trade

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Well Daniel wants to get his rig on the road quickly and the budget does not support rebuilding this engine.

Ideally he will trade for a running 302 - carbureted (albeit probably not looking for a fresh stump puller unless you happen to have one lying around you are tired of tripping over). The other option is to sell it outright and pick up said 302 on CL or some other source.

He has a builder 351 out of a 93 F250, complete including all accessories, fuel injection, harness, computer, sensors (no O2 sensors though). Engine is locked up. PO apparently ran it deep into a mud hole and filled it with water. We have not broken it down, or done anything to it yet other than put it on a stand. Mileage as I recall is 180K but honestly I do not remember.

Bring all offers to the table. He wants to move on this pretty quickly, otherwise she is going on CL with the masses.
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Re: 5.9L / 351 FI sale or trade

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Is it a roller block ?

How much would you sell it for outright ?
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Re: 5.9L / 351 FI sale or trade

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You know what we know. How can I tell if it is a roller or not?

Make an offer, come over and take a look
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Re: 5.9L / 351 FI sale or trade

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Ok - quick bit of internet research (that is never wrong, if it isn't true - they cant put it on the internet... right?)

late 93 is when the roller blocks came out. If it stamped with F4TE above the starter - it is a roller block.

We know it is the original motor out of a 93 F250. I will look for the stamp when I get home and post up what I learn.
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It should be roller ready in 93. Straight forward to go full roller on it.
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Re: 5.9L / 351 FI sale or trade

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Ok, here are the casting numbers (upside down I know) but I do not think this means it's a roller block

Now I'm sure you all can tell me way more about it than I can tell you (cause I have not yet taken the course on parts number identification and history through interpretation of ford hieroglyphs)
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Re: 5.9L / 351 FI sale or trade

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1990 block design, revision AA-9

Cast on November 9, 1992.

Pull the intake manifold to confirm or deny whether it is roller ready.
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