A 5.7 TPI (Throttle Port Injection) intake is designed for a 5.7-liter small-block engine, typically not compatible with a 454 big block due to significant differences in engine design and mounting configurations. The intake manifold bolt patterns, port sizes, and overall dimensions differ between small-block and big-block engines. Therefore, a 5.7 TPI intake will not fit a 454 big block without extensive modifications, which are generally not practical. For a 454, a specific big-block intake designed for that engine is recommended.
There are 9 numbers that fit the description. 455,456,457,458,459,461,462,453 and 454.
1500 to 2000 US cents will fit into a 6x4 jar.
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right sizing i think is making it fit, and dowsizing can also be making it fit, or making it small
Yes it will. I always go with the normal twin sheet because it seems to fit better.
im not familer much with the older Chevy trucks, im assuming it has a 350 in it and that's a small block a 454 is a bigblock, they have different transmission mounts so you would have to get new trans missin and after thay you need to determine if you need a new driveshaft or you can sometimes cut the one you have YES A 454 WILL FIT WITHOUT MODIFICATIONS,YOU WILL NEED A BIGGER RADIATOR
I think the truck block has taller deck height but if rare I think can be machined to fit. Talk to engine builder before you buy.
pretty much any 454 exhaust manifold will fit
Yes
yes, as long as the 454 is not a tall deck block.
No. The 454 is an externally balanced engine, the 350 is internally balanced.
Why would you want to put a Chevy 454 in a ford in the first place
Yes,they will fit.You might need to re jet them for the 454.
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No it denfinately will not