[shommel]

work on a 65-66 v-6 motor? if so how much more horse will it produce? also how much horse do you get if you put it on an A or K stock motor?

[gordie]

1965-1966 V-6? What kind of motor is that?

[wilit]

The pre-73 Mustangs come with I-6 engines, not V6, and no, it won't work. You'll never deliver enough fuel through a 1 barrel carb to keep the motor from blowing.

As for adding it to a stock A-code or K-code, you might see 100hp out of the A-code, maybe 125hp out of the K-code.

[andrewmp6]

Yes you have a inline 6 not a v6 and no a blower won't work.Put a v8 in it or get a 250 or 300ci inline 6 for it.

[shommel]

my bad i meant will it worok on a 260 v-8?

[andrewmp6]

The 260 wasn't all that great of a engine probably cheaper to get a 302 for it.

[shommel]

yeah, but will it work on a 260 v-8 and if so how many extra horse do you pick up?

[paul289]

It will fit. It'll give you probably a 40% hp increase, so maybe 60-80 hp. Possibly even more if you adequetely prepare the motor (ARP rod bolts, aluminum pistons, camshaft, headers, etc.)

[wilit]

IMO, putting a supercharger on a 260 is like putting lipstick on a pig. Sure you can do it, but it's going to be a PITA, and when you're finally done, you certainly won't be satisfied with what you got.

Spend the money on a built stroker motor. It'll cost you just as much as buying a supercharger and you'll probably have better results.