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    CHESTNUTXE

    CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK

    Outback Jack reacted to CHESTNUTXE for a post in a topic

    i took the block down to the machine shop,took the cam bearings and 1 piston to give him something to look at when honing the block,so this time next week we can start to put it together hopefully,i also bought a book on big block building ,should get deliverd soon.
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    FORD_MAN

    CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK

    Outback Jack reacted to FORD_MAN for a post in a topic

    Pro-Gram makes Front, Center & rear main caps for cleveland, windsor (5.0, 302 & 351) & BBF, https://mwengineservices.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Catalogue_V2.pdf
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    jca25

    CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK

    Outback Jack reacted to jca25 for a post in a topic

    Yea the plan was 408 stoker for the van, but never been sure on a bb, like I have the spare 302 at home, just more of a price weigh up on things on parts as I build myself and the machine work gets done for me at cost or less Sent from my SM-G781B using Tapatalk
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    gerg

    CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK

    Outback Jack reacted to gerg for a post in a topic

    Big blocks are cheap horsepower but heavy. Strokers get it done with much less weight but the bits are expensive, only the block basically remains, everything else is turfed for new bits Sent from my CPH2197 using Tapatalk
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