Think you will find that the 289 is a 4.7, Regards Frank.
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egads! wrong on all counts,,
mind you,, it DID come out of a mustang,,
I think,,
see, thats where it gets tricky,,,all this was in a bedford van I rebuilt---
the engine had NO(repeat no) makings on it, no numbers at all. (had to stamp my own engine numbers on it to register it). it had blanked off antipollution piping in the heads, which the mechanic thought was the giveaway, (did ozzie windsors have antipollution pipes?) and a C4 and 9inch,
put new rings and bearings in which is where I thought the 4.4 came in,,
all old news now,,,
Ok i'm no ford fan and all i know about fords is ..... ford spelt backwards is ....Driver Returns On Foot !!!1:wasntme::D
It isn't stamped, the yanks stopped using stamped engine numbers because so many engines were built, the numbers I'm talking about are Cast into and upon every metal engine part and as the 289 was only built in the sixties the prefix for a 289 mustang would have been either C4, C5 or C6 with the Z identifying it as mustang, Regards Frank. BTW F.O.R.D. means First On Race Day
Ford
Found On Rubbish Dump
Full Of Rusty Dents
Fix Or Repair Daily
Failed On Race Day
I don't hate fords, just like the Acronyms . Any more?