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Engine code is part of the car's serial number. |
By Royce Peterson - 10/27/2004 11:19:02 AM; IP 66.161.183.208 |
The VIN contains the engine code as the fifth character. For example a 1969 Mustang with VIN 9F01S101222 has "S" in the fifth character. This tells us it is a 390IP engine. Of course this only tells what came in the car from the factory, not what is there now.
There is no good way to tell what an FE is by casting numbers alone. Measure the bore and stroke to find out if it is a 390 or 360 you have. You can also tell by crankshaft ID casting number or by the rod casting number. Nothing on the block or heads is different between 360, 390 or 428 in 1969.
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