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Default Size of MOD 5.4 vs 427 Cammer

Does any one know the size difference between these two monsterous engines. Is the 427 cammer longer or shorter. Tho it seems the Mod is wider?

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I have a Mod 4.6 3 valve on a engine stand with headers. I could give you a length ,width on it. 4 valve isn't much wider if any.

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ERA has some dimensions on their site.
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ERA has some dimensions on their site.
Yeah i have just looked at that. Its got outline profiles of FE and Mod but not of a cammer. But its clear that even a Mod is such a big motor even compared to a 385 series

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I have a Mod 4.6 3 valve on a engine stand with headers. I could give you a length ,width on it. 4 valve isn't much wider if any.

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Please just some basic sizes would be good. Thanks
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33.5" was the width of our 3 valve mod with headers attached.

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My son pulled the timing chain cover off but 27" length would be about right with pulleys installed. This length number is a good estimate.
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poboy427, thanks thats a good start
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The 4.6 has a 8.037 deck height vs 10.079 for the 5.4. So the 5.4 will be about an inch taller and 2" wider than a 4.6.

Edit: make that 1.45" taller and 2.9" wider. Forgot my trig for a while there.

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Good diagrams and dimensions in the new Ford Racing catalog. You can download it here: http://www.fordracingparts.com/download/catalogs.asp on page 110.
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Good diagrams and dimensions in the new Ford Racing catalog. You can download it here: http://www.fordracingparts.com/download/catalogs.asp on page 110.
Thank you, i will check it out.
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I know that there is at least one late model Mustang with a Cammer installed - as I understand it was a no cutting effort....
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Anyone have a diagram like this with dimensions for the 427 SOHC Cammer?



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Default 427 SOHC Cammer Dismensions

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I can measure mine when I get home according to your diagram - if that will help you??
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I can measure mine when I get home according to your diagram - if that will help you??
Thanks, I managed to find the dimensions as:

A = 30"
B = 34"
C = 32"
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