freewilly

5.69

nick_thames

Jeez...Sounds like that would be a hell no on the 5.7 badges. I would never put a bow-tie in my car, but i figured it would be something different. If a 5.7 is a 350 then it seems that a 5.6 would me more inline with the 347. What is a 427 because my race car is probably going to get a 427 stroker. So how many liters is that?

Rixter

7, but why liters? Cubic inches sounds sooo much cooler (and classic!).

Edit: I realize my car says 5.0 on the side, which is a bit hypocritical, but that's just what they're called (and the trend has moved to liters from ci over the years), but if I said I drive a Mustang 302, while it'd sound cooler, people would just think I'm dumb.

nick_thames

that way you couldve put on emblems like a 5.6 on the side instead of 5.0. But everybody on here seems to be against it. You could do it with a 331 stroker because thats a 5.4 liter and they make those emblems. Just something to be a little different instead of one of the million people out there with "5.0" on their fender.

I know if I saw a mustang that had 7.0(427) in it I would be like damn thats pretty cool. and then know "holy sh**" hes got a helluva motor in there.

Rixter

Also, fyi, about 61 ci/liter, for the conversion.

86 5.0L

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...CUBINCH&page=1

nick_thames

I know about those...but you cannot get the 5.7l emblems or a 7.0 emblem. you would have to take two different sets and mate them together to get the emblems for the doors. No offense but those stroker emblems look cheasy compared to atleast staying with form by putting the ?.? emblems on. the only other sticker i like is the ones that say 302 and 351 in those jagged like lightning letters. Thanks guys

86 5.0L

http://www.autobadges.com/contactus/

these guys do custom badges pretty sure you can find what you like here

PX429

I have a 7.0

nmerrill

I'm not positive but i think the 5.4 emblem refers to the modular motor that is in the newer ford trucks