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| Ford Engine id Finally managed to id/date my 351c after much head scratching x( :} It turns out to be Australian, which is why I've not been able to find it in any of the normal references! :} :} :} I've posted a link in case anyone else has a similar problem. http://www.falcongt.com.au/ID.html I'm well pleased though because the Aussie 2v heads are supposedly far superior to the US ones. Cheers Chris
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| RE: Ford Engine id why dont you try this site it is full of very good info for the clevland, hope it is of some help. http://www.network54.com/Hide/Forum/119419 i am trying boss 302 heads on my 351c, these have been heavily ported with the high port conversions as the prostock heads, i carn,t wait. chris were do you live are you local? 351c tko11 34Rod 355 olds T5 cobra.
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| RE: Ford Engine id Chris I have just read your post and am in a similar spot as you,that is i can't identify my cleveland heads. They are the smaller ported and valved 2v type but have the smaller quenched combustion chambers of the 4v heads!!! Are these similar to your aussie heads??? Cheers:tu
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| RE: Ford Engine id Hi TI. Here is a pic of my heads, sorry it's the only one I have cos the heads were on when I bought it p/built. If you have any part of casting no's, try posting on this site. Someone will come back to you. Normally within 24hrs http://fomoco.com/mustang-forum/default.asp Cheers
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| RE: Ford Engine id Hi guys, Read this post the other day and have just found a couple of books(american ones) buried in the garage that tell you just about eveything and anything about SB fords.Loads of info about build years casting numbers where they were made combustion chamber sizes what heads fit engines etc.Let me know your intresred as i can always lend them if you want Gareth
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| RE: Ford Engine id Chris, You said your 351c engine and heads where Australian ? The pic of your heads are the open chamber 2v heads which look identical to mine. The "good" australian heads are the ones with the quench closed chambers. Alhough there is nothing "bad" about the open chamber heads. Alex |
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| RE: Ford Engine id Hi Alex. Oh well nothing lost! I only paid £3.5k for the car part built! The price of the basic kit!!, so the rebuit engine, T5 box, new clutch, rad, header tank and all the rebuilt donor parts stand me in nothing!! At the end of the day what I've got is more than adequate to keep my aged sphincter on it's toes {-} Cheers
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| RE: Ford Engine id Chris, Mine is a '72 351c-2v with about 9.5:1 CR in a Dax with a Tremec box and 3.07:1 axle ratio. It is pretty mildy tuned and I have never been dissapointed with the performance even with the non quench heads. Ok well maybe the time the Yamaha R1 burned me off I was !!! Alex |
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| RE: Ford Engine id Chris, We will have to get together sometime and swap notes!! I'm in Sussex as well, but a little further east than you, near Heathfield/Hawhurst area. Its true that, as far as Ford Stock Heads go, Aussie Quench 2V heads are the dogs dangly bits for a 302/351 block. The 302/351 Aussie blocks are also considerably better than their american equivalent. I've got both and IMHO would go Aussie everytime :tu Regards david http://www.cobraclub.com/crcforum/user_files/3350.gif
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