what heads are these?
11-01-2006, 08:43 PM
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what heads are these?
my friend bought these heads off ebay and they were suppose to be gt40's not p's but they have no smog holes. i think they might be 2 diferent heads. can you guys check em out these are the castings he gave me.
head #1 - 13j5
head #2 - 5e26
head #1 - 13j5
head #2 - 5e26
11-01-2006, 09:08 PM
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RE: what heads are these?
Ford part numbers would start with E7TE, OR D5TE
The E7 is the code they used for 1987. E meant it's 1980 something. The 7 was for the 7 in 1987.
D7 would be for a 1977.
F7 would be for 1997. It's a fairly simple pattern as far as that end of it goes.
So my point is the numbers you have aren't helpful. Look for numbers that begin like the ones above.
I think they'd be stamped rather than cast in.
The E7 is the code they used for 1987. E meant it's 1980 something. The 7 was for the 7 in 1987.
D7 would be for a 1977.
F7 would be for 1997. It's a fairly simple pattern as far as that end of it goes.
So my point is the numbers you have aren't helpful. Look for numbers that begin like the ones above.
I think they'd be stamped rather than cast in.
11-01-2006, 09:27 PM
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RE: what heads are these?
ORIGINAL: threeg502
Ford part numbers would start with E7TE, OR D5TE
The E7 is the code they used for 1987. E meant it's 1980 something. The 7 was for the 7 in 1987.
D7 would be for a 1977.
F7 would be for 1997. It's a fairly simple pattern as far as that end of it goes.
So my point is the numbers you have aren't helpful. Look for numbers that begin like the ones above.
I think they'd be stamped rather than cast in.
Ford part numbers would start with E7TE, OR D5TE
The E7 is the code they used for 1987. E meant it's 1980 something. The 7 was for the 7 in 1987.
D7 would be for a 1977.
F7 would be for 1997. It's a fairly simple pattern as far as that end of it goes.
So my point is the numbers you have aren't helpful. Look for numbers that begin like the ones above.
I think they'd be stamped rather than cast in.
I work for ford and what you said is wrong bro. Are there any other numbers or letters on them????
11-01-2006, 09:31 PM
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RE: what heads are these?
ORIGINAL: SKEETS50
I work for ford and what you said is wrong bro. Are there any other numbers or letters on them????
ORIGINAL: threeg502
Ford part numbers would start with E7TE, OR D5TE
The E7 is the code they used for 1987. E meant it's 1980 something. The 7 was for the 7 in 1987.
D7 would be for a 1977.
F7 would be for 1997. It's a fairly simple pattern as far as that end of it goes.
So my point is the numbers you have aren't helpful. Look for numbers that begin like the ones above.
I think they'd be stamped rather than cast in.
Ford part numbers would start with E7TE, OR D5TE
The E7 is the code they used for 1987. E meant it's 1980 something. The 7 was for the 7 in 1987.
D7 would be for a 1977.
F7 would be for 1997. It's a fairly simple pattern as far as that end of it goes.
So my point is the numbers you have aren't helpful. Look for numbers that begin like the ones above.
I think they'd be stamped rather than cast in.
I work for ford and what you said is wrong bro. Are there any other numbers or letters on them????
11-02-2006, 05:16 PM
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RE: what heads are these?
also one head says "hancho de mexico" the other one does not. so again do all true gt40's (non p) have provisions for smog? these heads have the 3 bars on the front. also when we tried to bolt up the 1.7 rockers i gave him, they did not fit, the pushronds on some lifters were not lomg enough and had 1/4" play while others were fine. we put back on the e7's because of the smog thing and all the rockers adjusted and torqued down even and without incident. what gives?
