Hello
New guy here. I’m attempting to purchase aQH for my 1990 E-150 with a 4.9.
I also have a 1973 Torino.
I am thinking about putting my 5.4dohc in it or installing a 5.8 eec EFI with QH on the original 2v Cleveland.
Has anyone put a 351w factory set up on a 351c and tuned with QH?
1973 Torino EFI conversion
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73Torino351C2V
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- Joined: 2024 May 28, 22:09
- Location: Sheridan Oregon
- Vehicle Information: 1990 E150
Ported head
Larger valves
Custom cam
4.9 inline 6
1973 Torino EFI conversion
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ATPCR
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- Joined: 2023 Feb 18, 22:25
- Location: Hazel Green Alabama USA
- Vehicle Information: 1997 Mountaineer 5.0 that originally had a wasted spark ignition system. I'm converting to coil-near-plug. I will use a 4.6 Luxury Sedan PCM & modified powertrain harness. It will be reprogrammed to operate the Windsor 5.0.
Re: 1973 Torino EFI conversion
Are you wanting to convert you Clevland to EFI that the parts come off of a 351 Windsor? The physical part of it would be the most work. I don't think that the Windsor fuel rails would sit comfortably on the Clevland. You would need a small machine shop in your garage to make all kinds of custom pieces.
Save yourself a lot of trouble and put a Holley Sniper system. Do a lot of research and talk to Holley Tech about which version to purchase.
https://www.holley.com/brands/sniper/pr ... niper_efi/
I'm not saying that what you want to do can't be done. Anything can be done, almost! Keep us updated.
EDITED: June 16th,2024 15:24. Since my last comment, somewhere on this site someone has done what you are considering to a Cleveland engine.
Save yourself a lot of trouble and put a Holley Sniper system. Do a lot of research and talk to Holley Tech about which version to purchase.
https://www.holley.com/brands/sniper/pr ... niper_efi/
I'm not saying that what you want to do can't be done. Anything can be done, almost! Keep us updated.
EDITED: June 16th,2024 15:24. Since my last comment, somewhere on this site someone has done what you are considering to a Cleveland engine.