Quick question Firing order for a 305, 5.0 L V8


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Old 11-09-04, 09:26 AM
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Quick question Firing order for a 305, 5.0 L V8

Removed all distributor plugs, and forgot there location.

anyone know where i can find a diagram
 
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Old 11-09-04, 09:49 AM
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Shelby11, In future posts about your car please put ALL info. I had answered your question by looking in my Haynes manual. Didn't realize until I read another of your posts that you had a Chevy. I gave you Ford info. Might have made it run better though. LOLOLOL
 
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Old 11-09-04, 10:09 AM
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chuckles...

a 5.0 L ford engine is a 302...not a 305. true chevy people know this...so...i didn't see the correct response. FYI...it's 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2
 
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Old 11-09-04, 11:25 AM
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carguyinva, Thats why I am a plumber and need a book for my truck. LOL
 
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Old 11-09-04, 12:07 PM
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Chevy vs. Ford 5 liters

Well it doesn't help that Ford calls their 302 V-8 a 5.0
It's really a 4.9 liter
I guess the Ford Marketing Dept. didn't care for "4.9"
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Old 11-09-04, 12:10 PM
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Also I think Ford's NASCAR engines (4.9L 302s) are actually bored out to 305
 
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Old 11-09-04, 12:17 PM
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all cup engines are...

...358 cubic inches.


4.9....they needed a name for that boat anchor straight six
 
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Old 11-09-04, 12:23 PM
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My 4.9 is a 300. Don't matter though, this year they started putting in a 4.2 in their new vehicles.
 
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Old 11-09-04, 12:29 PM
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So it's a Chevy 350 and Ford 351 both (5.7L) bored out to 358s for NASCAR

Fords 300 straight 6 is the 4.9
So the 302 V-8 has to be a 5.0 (for marketing)
Even though it's 4.9L

Whoo...
 
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Old 11-09-04, 12:35 PM
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Marketing....the KEY word. But then...whats an inch or two between friends.
 
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Old 11-09-04, 12:44 PM
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not sure what...

...bore and stroke is used to achieve the 358 cubes....but the blocks are anything but stock...and why then do they call it stock car racing? who knows...there ain't much stock about nascar anymore.

as for metric vs standard volume displacement...none of them are equivalents...figure it like this 61.02 cubic inches = 1 liter. play with it and you'll find that few, if any, equal what they call them or what they really are...
 
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Old 11-09-04, 03:27 PM
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sorry, wont happen again
 
 

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