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swammi 12-01-2009 05:03 PM

a6l anyone heard of it
 
hey guys and gals i have a a6l computer and wonder how decent it is copared to a a9l also anyone know the differences between lightning 351 gt40 heads and regular gt40 heads. any info would be great and will be thankful!:banana:

EHardy1971 12-01-2009 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by swammi (Post 194805)
hey guys and gals i have a a6l computer and wonder how decent it is copared to a a9l also anyone know the differences between lightning 351 gt40 heads and regular gt40 heads. any info would be great and will be thankful!:banana:

:think: I've never heard of an A6L computer, did it come out of a Lightning? On the heads, they have different casting numbers, but are all pretty much the same. They can be anywhere from 60-64 cc's on the chambers, but the only way to know, is to get them cc'ed, or do it yourself. I know the Cobra GT40's were milled by the factory. The Lightning heads will definitely have the 1/2" head bolt holes, as do some Cobra and Explorer versions. If they're going on a 302 block, you'll either have to get the head bolt bushing set to work with the 7/16" bolts, OR, go pick up a set of the torque to yield head bolts for a 5.0 Explorer ($15 per head), since they have the integrated washer on the bolt head to compensate for the 1/2" bolt hole.

swammi 12-01-2009 05:57 PM

the computer came from a 1989 lx five speed v8 mass air car! the heads have the 1/2 bolt hole . thanks for the input!

coupe 12-01-2009 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by swammi
the computer came from a 1989 lx five speed v8 mass air car!

:think: Nice to know... I was thinking it might be an '88 Mass air computer (California only).

darkside 12-02-2009 02:52 AM

At first i thought it was the MSD 6AL you were talking about.. I dunno..

Dale McPeters 12-02-2009 07:45 AM

NO such thing as an A6L mass air EEC catch code in an '89 foxbody as far as I know. I would bet that it is an A9L or equivalent. I have not seen any code to suggest an A6L even existed in 1989....

Here is a partial list of the S/D & Mass air EEC's from '87-'95.

DA1 A9L A9M A9P A9S A9T A3M A3M1 SOZ C3W C3W1 X3Z 8LD T4M0 W4H0 U4P0 J4J1

Hope this helps.

QWKSNKE 12-02-2009 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Dale McPeters (Post 194830)
NO such thing as an A6L mass air EEC catch code in an '89 foxbody as far as I know. I would bet that it is an A9L or equivalent. I have not seen any code to suggest an A6L even existed in 1989....

Here is a partial list of the S/D & Mass air EEC's from '87-'95.

DA1 A9L A9M A9P A9S A9T A3M A3M1 SOZ C3W C3W1 X3Z 8LD T4M0 W4H0 U4P0 J4J1

Hope this helps.

and a further breakdown....

1988 MANUAL 8LD
1988 AUTO 8LF
1989 MANUAL A9L, A9S
1989 AUTO A9P, A9T
1990-92 MANUAL A9L
1990-92 AUTO A9P
1993 MANUAL A3M
1993 AUTO C3W
1993 COBRA X3Z

:D

EHardy1971 12-02-2009 04:49 PM

Could be a misprint on the label, or it's an A9L, and you're looking at it upside down.:jester:

swammi 12-02-2009 06:45 PM

it could be a misprint it came out of a red 89 lx 5.0 thanks!

QWKSNKE 12-02-2009 07:34 PM

hmmm. What were the 4 cyl EEC's?


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