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    the 215 Mercruiser is a 302. think the 225 and up is a 351..
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    Leave it to Ford

     



    I always wondered why Ford had so many firing orders when the rest of the world uses 18436572... I have no idea how many V8 firing orders they have..I do know there was one year that the 4.6 had 3 of it's own..

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    There are lots of V8 firing orders. Buick used 12784563 for years!

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    Ford is the one that has the firing order Right , It starts with 1 and ends with 8 . Some GM tech guys are also finding an advantage in changing the order from firing to exhausting . GM techs found this out in 2004 the ford guys spotted this advantage during Trans am racing back in 1968. If your not sure of the order find the number one spark plug wire on the distributor cap , follow the plug wire next to number one if it's
    "3" you have the Marine or Windsor order . If it's number "5" you have the street or 302 order . If it's number "8" you are going the wrong way . Marine 302's had the 351 firing order before the 302 ho used it , For the first 302 ho Ford used a marine cam.
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