Posted by wisbaker on April 24, 2014 at 14:10:12 from (173.30.33.15):
In Reply to: Ford 289 question posted by John M on April 24, 2014 at 08:53:21:
IIRC the Ford part number is assigned when the part is first used and tied to the first use of the part. Example Ford offered a 4 cylinder truck in the late 30's early 40 (pre-war) Parts number on that engine are the same as for a N series tractor, can't remember if they have the tractor part number on the truck engine or the truck part number on the tractor engine. Some of the wrenches that came with new 9Ns have a part number that indicates it belongs to a model T. The 289 first came out around 1963 and if I remember in the Falcon or Fairlane (Compact or Intermediate). You'll find all the 289s will use that part number identifying it as a 1963 intermediate car part up until they designed a new rod or upgraded it. I'm also thinking the difference between a 289 and a 302 is stroke and you can turn a 289 into a 302 by changing the rotating assembly (crank, rods and pistons). A fairly cheap way to pick up some power.
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