The 1983 Ford 300cid 4.9 litre inline 6 had 120 Horsepower at 3200 RPM and 250 foot pounds of torque at 1600 RPM.
The impressive nature of this engine, besides its durabilty, is how low in the RPM range peak HP and, in particular, peak torque are made.
Some argue that the replacement of the 4.9 in 1997 by the 4.6 litre V8 is all good news but in reality the 1997 4.6 didn't reach its peak torque of 265 foot pounds until 4000 RPM! That being said the 4.6 V8 breaths much better and revs much higher which translates to more HP and better fuel economy.
Still the 4.9 is an incredible engine that deserves its place as "the best engine Ford ever produced".
210 hp and 340 ft lbs of torque according to haynes manual and chiltons.
The 400 tranny on a 1983 Chevy 6.2L K20 diesel have very high pressure.
You can find that in the haynes manual at auto zone.Its kinda hard to find but have patience you will find it.
a 280zx come with either a 2.8 liter Inline 6cyl or a 2.8 liter Inline 6cyl turbo.
Torque on the Ford 200 c.i. L6 head bolts is 60-65 ft/lbs. Apply torque in a three-step process to acheive the correct final torque (i.e. 45/55/65). The 200 L6 (inline six) engine was used in a variety of Ford cars from 1962 thru 1983 including Falcon, Mustang, and Maverick to name a few.
head torque is 55lbs for turbo
which spec are you looking for?
a 1983 silverado has an TH350, its a three speed tranny. its been said that it's the best transmission that gm has ever produced.
The 1983 Ford F 100 manifold bolt torque specifications are 45 pounds. The manifold bolts should be torqued in 15 pound intervals.
90 ft lbs is the standard torque on most flywheels
65 ftlbs
1983 ccm (121.9 Cu. In.) inline SOHC 4 cylinder putting out 88.5 H.P.