To change a 460 Ford engine and make it displace 351 cubes, you would have to remove the 3.85" stroke crank, and install a crank with a 2.94" stroke. I do not know how to change the year on the engine.
I have a 460 in my 1983 e350.
351 M yes 351 W No, you may need to change the output shaft because the 460 had a couple of options...
351 W IS 5" ACROSS THE TOP BOLTS,, THE c6 ON THE 460 IS 8" NO.
no 351 windsor engine is small block. 460 is a big block
No. You need a transmission for a 351 (5.8L) windsor, 302 (5.0L) or 300 (4.9L)6 cylinder. The 460 Trans will fit a 460, 429, 400, or 351 M or Modified. The 351M is a big block. Your 351 HO is a 351 W or Windsor. It's a small block.answernot all ho were windsor but you may have to change bell housing then it will fit
NO, Not even close.
289 ford weighs 460# 351 frod weighs 520# with iron heads
Yes, this is a common swap as it is a much larger engine than the 351 V8 that came in Broncos, especially since the front of a Bronco is identical to the front of the F-series trucks the 460 came in. A donor truck with a 460 in it should have everything needed for a swap. If not, several sites sell 460 conversion kits.
None Unless you change the Transmission too. 7.3 Diesel Bellhousing looks similar to a 351 and 460 Gas motors but there is a difference.
Fords 5.8 liter engine is 351 cubic inches ( Ford calls there 302 a 5.0 liter and there 460 a 7.5 liter )
I'm going to say no, 5.4 on Fords, is the old 351 back in the '80's, 460 will be around or over 6.5
the bell housing bolt pattern is the same but the flywheel on 460 is thicker and makes they pressure plate hit bellhousing from 351m/400 there for it will not work you have to have a bellhousing from a 429 or 460