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Old 07-03-03, 05:22 PM
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Ford 351w

Hi Guys,

Im now the proud owner of a very mucky and old Ford 351w engine which needs alot of work doing to it.
Any suggestions on what bits and bats provide the most cost efficient upgrades?

cheers


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Old 08-03-03, 09:29 AM
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RE: Ford 351w

Hi there talk with Charles at Real Steel I'm sure he will give you some ideas
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Old 08-03-03, 11:12 AM
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RE: Ford 351w

Recon Bowtie block and heads etc.
Mike.{-} {-}
Seriously, decide what yo want it to perform like ie ferocious, gentle, pig to drive etc. Do your homework first, choose parts that will work well together to get the best engine and only when you have set your game plan out start purchasing. It is worth having the block crack tested if you are going to spend serious money at least for peace of mind.

Good luck with it.
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