What kind of engine was in a 1956 Ford Thunderbird?
The 1956 M code engine. The 1956 P code engine. The 1956 P code engine with dual 4’s. The 1957 C code engine – standard engine but rarely seen now in a ’57.
Where do you find the serial number on a 1956 Ford Thunderbird?
The most you will find is the serial number which is stamped in two places on the frame of the T-bird – it should correspond with the VIN # on the data plate. The engine should match the engine code Letter on the data plate but that’s all. There are casting numbers that identify the heads and base block to particular years.
How big is the torque table on a Y block?
Specs, assembly and other information on the Y block and flathead Ford engine. Tech Tips Y-Block V8 Torque Table Main Bearing Cap Bolts Ft.Lbs. 95 – 105* Connecting Rod Cap Bolts Ft.Lbs. 45 – 50 Cylinder Head Bolts Ft.Lbs. 65 – 75 Intake Manifold Ft.Lbs.
What’s the torque on a Ford 85 block?
85 – 95 *Some old Ford manuals list torque for main bolts as 130 Ft. Lbs. This is incorrect. All main bolts torque to 95-105 Ft.Lbs. text and images here Back To Tech Tips All artwork, text, design, and photos, are Copyright 2008 by Tim McMaster.
What are the dimensions of a 1956 Ford Thunderbird?
These are standard specifications – not necessarily specifications for the vehicle (s) in the photo (s). 7.5 seconds. The 1956 Ford Thunderbird measures 70.30 inches in width, 175.30 inches in length, and has a wheelbase of 102.00 inches.
What kind of engine does a Ford Thunderbird have?
The Thunderbird is a passenger car from Ford, with rear wheel drive, a front located engine and a 2 door convertible/cabriolet body style.
Specs, assembly and other information on the Y block and flathead Ford engine. Tech Tips Y-Block V8 Torque Table Main Bearing Cap Bolts Ft.Lbs. 95 – 105* Connecting Rod Cap Bolts Ft.Lbs. 45 – 50 Cylinder Head Bolts Ft.Lbs. 65 – 75 Intake Manifold Ft.Lbs.
85 – 95 *Some old Ford manuals list torque for main bolts as 130 Ft. Lbs. This is incorrect. All main bolts torque to 95-105 Ft.Lbs. text and images here Back To Tech Tips All artwork, text, design, and photos, are Copyright 2008 by Tim McMaster.