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  1. 04-08-2007 11:28 AM #1
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    Rebuilding a 429: Help

     



    Does anyone know of a good site or have an eBook on how to rebuild a 429?
    Torque specs, steps, proper tightening order etc?
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    Quote Originally Posted by EternalAudio
    Does anyone know of a good site or have an eBook on how to rebuild a 429?
    Torque specs, steps, proper tightening order etc?
    A decent book for assembling a carburetor era 429/460 is "How to Rebuld Your Ford V8" by Tom Monroe.

    The assembly portion of this book is fine for typical Ford V8 motor assembly, however the casting numbers are not accurate.

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