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		| 390 S code 69 Mach 1 resto, have some FE q's | 
	 
		| By Ted - 11/27/2000 8:02:17 PM; IP 152.163.213.196 | 
	 
		I recently bought a 69 S code mustang Mach 1.  When I bought the car it had a 351w in place of the original 390 s code.  After doing some research and obtaining a history report on the car I decided I would like to restore the car, rather than go with my original plan of putting a 460 with CJ heads in the car.  The change of plans was brought on due to the rarity of factory S code, shaker hood, 4 speed, posi rear 69 mustangs.  I am unfamiliar with FE specifics and hope that I can have my questions answered here.  I have an H code 390 2-v shortblock out of a 67 galaxie 500, C8AE-H heads, and a 66 C6AE 390 4v intake.  Does the intake I have differ at all from the C9ZE 390 4v intake besides for the casting numbers?  What types of cylinder heads (possible versions of 390 GT heads etc.)  came originally on a 69 S code mustang.  What casting numbers should appear on a correct 390 s code block for a 69 mustang?  Are FE blocks coded to the VIN?  What are the correct exhaust manifolds for this application?  Where can I get a 390 shaker snorkle (believe it is Identical to 390/428 non shaker snorkle-?) and shaker bracket?  How sufficinent are the parts I have in terms of originality? The build date of my car is 4/14/69 if that is important.  Lastly, why did Ford drasticly de-tune the cam specs and carb size for the 69 390 hi po as compared to its 61-68 predacessors?  Thanks for the help.
  Ted Young    | 
	 
 
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