2001 Crown Vic interceptor motor in a 1994 ranger xl will it fit ?
It's been done, but requires a lot of fabrication work, a 3 inch body lift will help some.
Steering is in the way on the drivers side, heater box is in the way on the passenger side, and custom headers will have to be built.
Steering is in the way on the drivers side, heater box is in the way on the passenger side, and custom headers will have to be built.
Sounds like a lot of work but I bet I would be worth it !!! Thanks for the info !! I am either gonna do something like that or **** can this slow *** 3.0 v6 ranger truck. I can’t stand not being able to merge on I 40 without being almost run over I feel like the Jed clampett everybody blows by me honking. I have to stand on the gas pedal with both feet to get 70 out of it. Worst motor ford ever made in my opinion. But I bet that interceptor would get this thing moving !!! Lol thanks again
3.0l Vulcan engine is a High RPM engine by design
Makes best power(torque) at 3,600rpm, most engines do that at 2,600rpm
So you NEED TO "drive it like a rented mule", keep the RPMs high to get any power, it got the nick name "3.slow" because people never read the specs on engines, just expect them to all be the same, lol
It loves HIGH RPMS
The 302/5.0l OHV fits in a Ranger and can make as much or more power as most other V8s so no reason to re-invent the wheel, sell the heavy engine and use that money to get a 302
Makes best power(torque) at 3,600rpm, most engines do that at 2,600rpm
So you NEED TO "drive it like a rented mule", keep the RPMs high to get any power, it got the nick name "3.slow" because people never read the specs on engines, just expect them to all be the same, lol
It loves HIGH RPMS
The 302/5.0l OHV fits in a Ranger and can make as much or more power as most other V8s so no reason to re-invent the wheel, sell the heavy engine and use that money to get a 302
3.0l Vulcan engine is a High RPM engine by design
Makes best power(torque) at 3,600rpm, most engines do that at 2,600rpm
So you NEED TO "drive it like a rented mule", keep the RPMs high to get any power, it got the nick name "3.slow" because people never read the specs on engines, just expect them to all be the same, lol
It loves HIGH RPMS
The 302/5.0l OHV fits in a Ranger and can make as much or more power as most other V8s so no reason to re-invent the wheel, sell the heavy engine and use that money to get a 302
Makes best power(torque) at 3,600rpm, most engines do that at 2,600rpm
So you NEED TO "drive it like a rented mule", keep the RPMs high to get any power, it got the nick name "3.slow" because people never read the specs on engines, just expect them to all be the same, lol
It loves HIGH RPMS
The 302/5.0l OHV fits in a Ranger and can make as much or more power as most other V8s so no reason to re-invent the wheel, sell the heavy engine and use that money to get a 302
MPG will improve if you are not LUGGING the engine, lol
Compare it to driving any other vehicle around but never exceeding 1,500rpm, MPG would suck big time
MPG is more power related than RPM related, unless you are coasting down hill
Compare it to driving any other vehicle around but never exceeding 1,500rpm, MPG would suck big time
MPG is more power related than RPM related, unless you are coasting down hill
I wish it was a standard but it’s not. So what do you recommend should I just drop her down in 2nd and shift her out like that to keep the rpm up ?
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