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    bear351c got a reaction from CHESTNUTXE in CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK   
    I guess it's supply and demand. 
     
    Mach 1 mustangs, Effies, Panteras, there must be a market for it.
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    bear351c got a reaction from gerg in CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK   
    Hard to believe that there's so much interest in Clevo's in the good ole US of A, that Tim Meyer and such will go to the lengths of making new ones...!!!!  
    At the same time, deleting some of the inherent issues from the 1960-70's model.  Bravo fellas.  If I was in the 'States, I know what I'd be saving for right now. 
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    Hard to believe that there's so much interest in Clevo's in the good ole US of A, that Tim Meyer and such will go to the lengths of making new ones...!!!!  
    At the same time, deleting some of the inherent issues from the 1960-70's model.  Bravo fellas.  If I was in the 'States, I know what I'd be saving for right now. 
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    bear351c got a reaction from CHESTNUTXE in How to Identify Ford V8 Cylinder Heads   
    ....and BOSS heads had screw in rocker studs, I think.
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    ....and BOSS heads had screw in rocker studs, I think.
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    A Guide to Ford OHV Cylinder Head Casting Numbers
      By Greg Acosta April 20, 2018 While the aftermarket has done an exceptional job of creating performance cylinder heads for Ford’s line of V8 engines, sometimes you aren’t looking for an aftermarket cylinder head. If you’re performing a correct restoration or a budget build, sometimes an original FoMoCo cylinder head is what you seek, so no matter whether you’re scouring the internet or junkyard, the following Ford cylinder head casting numbers should help you figure out what you’re looking at and where it came from.
    Numbering Convention
    Ford’s part number convention generally follows the format of a four-digit casting code, followed by a four-digit basic part number, which will be “6090” for a cylinder head, followed by the revision version. Since it’s fairly obvious that you’re looking at a cylinder head, the important digits are the first four and last two, and in most cylinder heads those four to six digits are all that are cast into the head, anyway.
    The basic breakdown of the modern numbering convention (1959 and newer) is that the first digit is a letter and represents the decade in which the part was designed. A = 1940s, B = 1950s, C = 1960s, D = 1970s, E = 1980s, F = 1990s. The second digit will be a numeral, and will represent the year within that decade (i.e. C2 = 1962; E7 = 1987).
    The third digit is usually another letter, but can also be a numeral in rare cases, and it signifies the vehicle the part was designed for (i.e. S = Thunderbird; T=Truck).
    The fourth digit is the engineering division the part originated from, so most of the fourth digits will be “E” for “Engine” with a few exceptions.
    Here’s where you would find the casting number on a Windsor head. Here we have the venerable E7TE-PA 5.0L head. One thing to note, is that due to the general numbering scheme of Ford’s casting numbers, you can have the same major casting number, for two completely different applications. For example, there is also an E7TE big-block Ford cylinder head, with the revision identifier of “BD.”
    Engine Families
    This article covers a number of Ford V8 engine families. They are:
    Y-Block small-block: Produced in the US from 1954 until 1964, the Y-Block was the small-block replacement for the Flathead V8 and is where this article starts. Common factory displacements ranged from 239 cubic inches to 312 cubic inches.
    FE medium block: Derived from the “Ford-Edsel” name, the FE is bigger than a small-block, but smaller than a big-block, earning it the moniker of a “medium-block.” It was designed to be a replacement for the Y-Block in the 1958 Ford line. It persevered until 1978, and came from the factory in displacements ranging from 332 cubic inches up to 428 cubic inches.
    M-E-L big-block: The Ford MEL big-block was also introduced in 1958 to replace the heavier Y-Block applications. The MEL, which stood for “Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln” came in displacements ranging from 383 cubic inches to 462 cubic inches and lasted through the 1968 model year.
    Super Duty big-block: The Ford Super Duty big-block engine was a truck-specific big-block that was introduced in 1958 alongside the FE and MEL, and lasted through 1982. It came in 401 cubic-inch, 477 cubic-inch, and 534 cubic-inch variants and is much less common in the performance realm.
    Big-Block Ford: More correctly referred to as the Ford 385 engine—after the factory 3.85-inch crankshaft stroke—this is the engine referred to when someone references a big-block Ford, or BBF. It was debuted in 1968 and sold through 1997. The BBF came primarily in two sizes, the 429 cubic-inch and 460 cubic-inch versions, with a rare small-bore, 370-cube version in 1978.
    Cleveland small-block: The Ford 335 small-block family introduced in 1969, was referred to as the “Cleveland” engine, due to the fact that they were built in the Cleveland engine plant. They came in 351 cubic-inch and 400 cubic-inch variants, were known for their large ports and large, canted valves, and remained in production until 1982.
    Windsor small-block: The Ford Windsor small-block is the ubiquitous “small-block Ford” engine, with the most common variants the 302 and the 351 Windsor, the family ranged from 221 cubic inches to 351 cubic inches in displacement. Debuting in the 1962 model-year, its reign lasted until the following century. The last Windsor engine rolled off the line for the 2001 Ford Explorer.
    Boss 302 Cleveland/Windsor small-block hybrid: The Boss 302 engine was a 351 Cleveland cylinder head bolted onto a Windsor shortblock, making the first “Clevor” hybrid. Cylinder heads from a Boss 302 have slightly modified coolant passages to allow everything to mate up perfectly.
    The 351 Cleveland cylinder head offers larger ports, and valve sizes over its Windsor counterparts, along with the more advantageous canted valve configuration.
    XE – 1966-1967, 427 small-block, 2.19/1.73 valves, 88.0 cc chambers
    117 – 1956-1963, 332 FE medium-block
    119 – 1956-1963, 332 FE medium-block
    EBU – 1954, 239 Y-Block small-block. 1.64/1.51 valves
    EBU-F – 1954, 239 Y-Block small-block. 1.64/1.51 valves
    EBU-G – 1954, 239 Y-Block small-block. 1.64/1.51 valves
    EBV – 1954-1955, 239 Y-Block small-block. 1.64/1.51 valves
    EBY – 1954, 256 Y-Block small-block. 1.64/1.51 valves
    EBY-C – 1954-1964, 256/272 Y-Block small-block. 1.64/1.51 valves
    EBZ – 1954-1955, 256 Y-Block small-block. 1.64/1.51 valves
    ECG-A – 1955, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, Special, late
    ECG-B – 1955, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, Thunderbird
    ECG-C – 1955, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, Thunderbird
    ECG-D – 1955, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECG-H – 1956, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECG-R – 1956, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECG-T – 1956, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECG-T – 1956, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECG-T – 1956, 312 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, Thunderbird
    ECK – 1955, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECK-A – 1955, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECK-B – 1955, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, Police, late
    ECL-A – 1955, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECL-B – 1955, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, Special, early
    ECL-B – 1955, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, Police
    ECL-B – 1955, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, Thunderbird
    ECL-C – 1955, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECR-D – 1956, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECW-A – 1956, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECZ-A – 1956, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECZ-A – 1956, 312 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECZ-B – 1956, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECZ-B – 1956, 312 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    ECZ-C – 1956, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, 73cc chambers
    ECZ-C – 1956, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, 73cc chambers
    ECZ-C – 1956, 312 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, 73cc chambers
    ECZ-E – 1957-1959, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 69cc chambers
    ECZ-F – 1957, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 69cc chambers, Thunderbird
    ECZ-G – 1957, 272 Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 69cc chambers
    ECZ-G – 1957, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 69cc chambers
    ECZ-G – 1957, 312 Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 69cc chambers, Thunderbird
    EDB-B – 1956, 292 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves
    EDB-B – 1956, 312 Y-Block small-block, 1.78/1.51 valves, Thunderbird
    EDB-C – 1957, 312 Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 69cc chambers, Racing
    EDB-D – 1957, 312 Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 69cc chambers, Supercharged
    EDB-E – 1957, 312 Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 69cc chambers, Supercharged
    EDC – 1958, 332 FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 69cc chambers,
    EDC-E – 1958, 332 FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 69cc chambers,
    575 – 1958-1960, 352, FE medium-block
    5750063 – 1958-1960, 430, Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln (MEL) big-block
    5750065 – 1958-1960, 430, Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln (MEL) big-block
    5750117 – 1956-1962, 332, FE medium-block
    5750118 – 1956-1968,401/477/534, Super Duty big-block
    5750119 – 1956-1962, 332,  FE medium-block
    5750188 – 1958-1968, 401/477/534, Super Duty big-block
    5750471 – 1955-1962, 292/312, Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 72cc chambers
    5750564 – 1958-1968, 401/477/534, Super Duty big-block
    5751433 – 1958-1968, 401/477/534, Super Duty big-block
    5752113 – 1957-1962, 272/292/312, Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 72cc chambers
    5752117 – 1958-1964, 332, FE medium-block
    5752120 – 1958-1962, 332, FE medium-block
    5752142 – 1958-1959, 332/352/361, FE medium-block, 2.02-1.55 valves, 70cc chambers
    5752143 – 1958-1962, 332/352/361/390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 70cc chambers
    B9AE – 1959-1962, 272/292/312, Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 72cc chambers
    B9AE – 1959-1963, 352/390, FE medium-block
    B9ME – 1959-1960, 430, Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln (MEL) big-block
    B9ME-B – 1959-1960, 430, Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln (MEL) big-block
    B9TE – 1959-1962, 272/292/312, Y-Block small-block, 1.92/1.51 valves, 72cc chambers
    C0AE – 1960-1962, 292/312, Y-Block small-block, 1.64/1.51 valves, 75cc chambers
    C0AE – 1960-1962, 352, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 75cc chambers
    C0AE-C – 1960-1962, 352, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 75cc chambers
    C0AE-D – 1960-1962, 352, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 60cc chambers
    C0DE-607 – 1960-1963, 430, Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln (MEL) big-block
    C0ME – 1960-1965, 430, Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln (MEL) big-block
    C0OE-D – 1960-1961, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 65cc
    C0TE – 1960-1962, 292/312, Y-Block small-block, 1.64/1.51 valves, 75cc chambers
    COTE-A – 292, Y-Block small-block, 1.64/1.51 valves, 75cc chambers
    C1AE – 1961-1962, 292/312, Y-Block small-block, 1.64/1.51 valves, 72cc chambers
    C1AE – 1961-1962, 352/390, FE medium-block, 1.64/1.51 valves, 72cc chambers
    C1AE-590 – 1961-1965, 352/390, FE medium-block
    C1AE-A – 1961-1965, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 72cc chambers
    C1AE-C – 1961-1962, 292, Y-Block small-block
    C1SE-A – 1961-1962, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 72cc chambers
    C1TE, 1961-1964, 272/292, Y-Block small-block, 1.64/1.51 valves, 76cc chambers
    C1TE-471, 1961, 312, Y-Block small-block
    C1TE-611, 1961-1962, 292, Y-Block small-block
    C1TE-612, 1961-1962, 292, Y-Block small-block
    C1TE-B, 1961-1962, 272/292/312, Y-Block small-block
    C1TE-C, 1961-1962, 292, Y-Block small-block
    C1TE-D, 1961-1962, 292, Y-Block small-block
    C1TE-G, 1961-1962, 292, Y-Block small-block
    C2OE – 1962,  221, Windsor small-block, 1.59/1.39 valves, 45cc chambers
    C2OE-A – 1962,  221, Windsor small-block, 1.59/1.39 valves, 45cc chambers
    C2OE-B – 1962,  221, Windsor small-block, 1.59/1.39 valves, 45cc chambers
    C2OE-C – 1962,  221, Windsor small-block, 1.59/1.39 valves, 45cc chambers
    C2OE-D – 1962-1963,  221, Windsor small-block, 1.59/1.39 valves, 45cc chambers
    C2OE-E – 1962-1963,  221, Windsor small-block, 1.59/1.39 valves, 45cc chambers
    C2OE-F – 1962-1963,  260, Windsor small-block, 1.59/1.39 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C2SE-A – 1962-1963, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 66cc chambers
    C2SE-B – 1962, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 66cc chambers
    C2SE-B – 1962, 406, FE medium-block, 2.09/1.55 valves, 63cc chambers
    C2SE-C – 1962-1963, 406, FE medium-block, 2.09/1.55 valves, 64cc chambers
    C2TE – 1962-1964, 390, FE medium-block
    C2TE-490 – 1962-1964, 332, FE medium-block
    C2TE-A – 1962, 332, FE medium-block
    C2TE-AA – 1962, 390, FE medium-block
    C2TZ-A – 1962, 332, FE medium-block
    C3AE – 1963, 260, Windsor small-block, 1.67/145 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C3AE – 1963-1965, 406, FE medium-block
    C3AE – 1963-1967, 352, FE medium-block
    C3AE – 1963-1968, 390, FE medium-block
    C3AE-846 – 1963, 406, FE medium-block
    C3AE-846 – 1963-1965, 427, FE medium-block
    C3AE-A – 1963-1965, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chambers
    C3AE-C – 1963-1965, 406, FE medium-block. 2.09/1.66 valves, 58cc chambers
    C3AE-D – 1963-1964, 427, FE medium-block. 2.09/1.66 valves, 64cc chambers
    C3AE-F – 1963-1964, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chambers
    C3AE-G – 1963-1965, 427, FE medium-block. 2.09/1.66 valves, 73cc chambers
    C3AE-H – 1963-1964, 427, FE medium-block. 2.09/1.66 valves, 73cc chambers
    C3AE-I – 1963-1964, 427, FE medium-block. 2.09/1.66 valves, 73cc chambers
    C3AE-J – 1963-1964, 427, FE medium-block. 2.09/1.66 valves, 73cc chambers
    C3AE-K – 1963-1964, 427, FE medium-block. 2.09/1.66 valves, 73cc chambers
    C3OE – 1963, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers. Hi-Po
    C3OE-A – 1963, 221, Windsor small-block, 1.59/1.39 valves, 45cc chambers
    C3OE-B – 1963, 260, Windsor small-block, 1.59/1.39 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C3OE-E – 1963, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chambers, Hi-Po
    C3OE-F – 1963, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chambers, Hi-Po
    C3TE – 1963-1968, 534, Super Duty big-block
    C3TE-B – 1963, 332, FE medium-block
    C3TE-D – 1963-1975, 401/475/477/534, Super Duty big-block
    C3VE-A – 1963, 430, Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln (MEL) big-block
    C3VE-B – 1963-1965, 430, Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln (MEL) big-block
    C4AE – 1964, 427, FE medium-block. 2.19/1.73 valves, 73cc chambers
    C4AE – 1964-1965, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C4AE – 1964-1974, 352/390/428, FE medium-block
    C4AE-590 – 1964-1965, 352/390, FE medium-block
    C4AE-A – 1964-1965, 352/390, FE medium-block, 202/1.55 valves
    C4AE-C – 1964-1965, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C4AE-C – 1964-1965, 352/390, FE medium-block
    C4AE-D – 1964-1965, 352/390, FE medium-block
    C4AE-F – 1964-1965, 427, FE medium-block, 2.19/1.73 valves, 73cc chambers
    C4OE – 1964, 260, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C4OE-A – 1964, 260, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C4OE-B – 1964, 260, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C4OE-B – 1964-1965, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chambers, Hi-Po
    C4VE-A – 1964-1965, 430, Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln (MEL) big-block
    C5AE – 1965-1966, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C5AE – 1965-1968, 352/390, FE medium-block
    C5AE-686 – 1965-1968, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C5AE-850 – 1965-1968, 427, FE medium-block
    C5AE-A – 1965, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers, Hi-Po
    C5AE-B – 1965, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chamber
    C5AE-E – 1965, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chambers, Hi-Po
    C5AE-F – 1965-1967, 427, FE medium-block. 2.19/1.73 valves, 88cc chambers
    C5AE-R – 1965-1967, 427, FE medium-block, 2.19/1.73 valves, 88cc chambers
    C5DE-B – 1965-1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chambers
    C5OE-A – 1965-1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chambers, Hi-Po
    C50E-E – 1965289, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chambers, Hi-Po
    C6AE – 1966-1968, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chambers
    C6AE – 1966-1968, 352/390/428, FE medium-block
    C6AE-A – 1966, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chamber
    C6AE-A – 1966-1968, 428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber
    C6AE-AA – 1966-1968, 428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber
    C6AE-AB – 1966-1968, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber
    C6AE-D – 1966-1968, 428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber, Smog
    C6AE-F – 1966-1967, 427, FE medium-block, 2.19/1.73 valves, 88cc chamber
    C6AE-G – 1966, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chamber
    C6AE-J – 1966-1968, 352/390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber
    C6AE-K – 1966, 352/390/410/428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber
    C6AE-L – 1966-1968, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber
    C6AE-U – 1966-1967, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, GT
    C6OE – 1966, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chamber
    C6OE-AA – 1966-1968, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, Smog
    C6OE-AB – 1966-1968, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, Smog
    C6OE-AC – 1966-1968, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, GT
    C6OE-C – 1966, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber, Smog
    C6OE-E – 1966, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber, Smog
    C6OE-H – 1966-1967, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber, Smog, GT
    C6OE-M – 1966, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber
    C6OE-R – 1966-1968, 352/390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68.5cc chamber
    C6OE-Y – 1966-1968, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, GT
    C6TE-B – 1966, 352/390/410/428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber
    C6TE-G – 1966, 352/390/410/428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber
    C7AE-A – 1967-1968, 390/428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, GT
    C7AE-H – 1967, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber
    C7AE-H – 1967, 428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 73.5cc chamber
    C7OE – 1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber, Hi-Po, Shelby
    C7OE-A – 1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber, Smog
    C7OE-B – 1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber, Smog
    C7OE-C – 1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber
    C7OE-C – 1967-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C7OE-D – 1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chamber
    C7OE-G – 1967-1968, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C7OE-G – 1967-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C7OE-K – 1967, 427, FE medium-block, 2.25/1.73 valves, 88cc chamber
    C7OZ-A – 1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 49.2cc chamber
    C7OZ-B – 1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber, Smog
    C7ZE – 1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 54.9cc chamber, Hi-Po
    C7ZE-A – 1967, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber, Hi-Po Smog
    C8AE-A – 1968, 390/428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, Smog
    C8AE-B – 1968, 390/428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, Smog
    C8AE-F – 1968, 428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, Cobra Jet, Smog
    C8AE-H – 1968, 390/428, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, Smog
    C8AE-J – 1968-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C8AE-N – 1968, 427, FE medium-block, 2.09/1.66 valves, 75cc chamber, Smog
    C8AX-A – 1968, 427, FE medium-block, 2.25/1.73 valves, 88cc chamber
    C8DE-F – 1968-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C8OE – 1968, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C8OE-A – 1968, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, GT, Smog
    C8OE-B – 1968-1969, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, GT
    C8OE-D – 1968, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C8OE-F – 1968, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, GT
    C8OE-F – 1968-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 53.5cc chamber
    C8OE-H – 1968-1970, 428, FE medium-block, 2.09/1.66 valves, 73.5cc chamber, Cobra Jet, Smog
    C8OE-J – 1968, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C8OE-J – 1968-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C8OE-K – 1968-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber, Smog
    C8OE-L – 1968, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber, Smog
    C8OE-L – 1968-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber, Smog
    C8OE-M – 1968, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.67/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber, Smog
    C8OE-M – 1968-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber, Smog
    C8OE-XX – 1968, 390, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, GT
    C8OZ-H – 1968-69, FE medium-block, 2.02/1.55 valves, 68cc chamber, GT
    C8SZ-B – 1968-1971, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 76cc chamber
    C8TE – 1968-1970, 302 , Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 63cc chamber
    C8VE-A – 1968-1971, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 76cc chamber
    C8VE-E – 1968-1971, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 76cc chamber
    C8WE-A – 1968, 427, FE medium-block, 2.09/1.66 valves, 75cc chamber, Smog
    C8ZE-B – 1968, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 54.5cc chamber, Hi-Po, Service
    C8ZE-B – 1968, 289, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 54.9cc chamber, Hi-Po, Service
    C9AE-A – 1969, 429, Big-Block Ford, 2.25/1.73 valves, 100cc chamber, BOSS
    C9OE-B – 1969-1974, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    C9OE-D – 1969-1974, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    C9OE-E – 1969-1974, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    C9TE-C – 1960-1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    C9VE-A – 1969-1971, 429, Big-Block Ford, 2.24/1.72 valves, 73.5cc chamber, Cobra Jet, Super Cobra Jet
    C9ZE-A – 1969, 302, Cleveland/Windsor small-block hybrid, 2.23/1.71 valves, 63cc chamber, Boss
    C9ZE-A – 1969, 302, Cleveland/Windsor small-block hybrid, 2.23/1.71 valves, 63cc chamber, Boss
    D0AE-AA – 1969, 429, Big-Block Ford, 2.25/1.73 valves, 100cc chamber, BOSS
    D0AE-E – 1970-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 73.2cc chambers
    D0AE-G – 1970-1971, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 62.8cc chambers
    D0AE-H – 1970-1971, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 62.8cc chambers
    D0AE-H – 1970-1971, 429, Big-Block Ford, 2.24/1.72 valves, 73.5cc chamber, Cobra Jet, Super Cobra Jet
    D0AE-J – 1970-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D0AE-M – 1970-1971, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 62.8cc chambers
    D0AE-N – 1970-1971, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 62.8cc chambers
    D0AE-R – 1970-1971, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 62.8cc chambers
    D0AZ-A – 1970-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D0AZ-B – 1970-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D0AZ-C – 1970, 429, Big-Block Ford, 2.25/1.73 valves, 100cc chamber, BOSS
    D0AZ-D – 1970-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D0OE-B – 1970, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D0OE-C – 1970-1974, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    D0OE-G – 1970-1974, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    D0OE-R – 1970-1971, 429, Big-Block Ford, 2.24/1.72 valves, 73.5cc chamber, Cobra Jet, Super Cobra Jet
    D0OZ-C – 1970-1974, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    D0VE-A – 1970-1971, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 76cc chamber
    D0VE-C – 1970-1971, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 76cc chamber
    D0ZE-A – 1970, 302, Cleveland/Windsor small-block hybrid, 2.19/1.71 valves, 58cc chamber, Boss
    D0ZE-B – 1970, 302, Cleveland/Windsor small-block hybrid, 2.19/1.71 valves, 58cc chamber, Boss
    D1AE – 1971-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D1AE-A – 1971-1973, 400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D1AE-A1A – 1971, 400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D1AE-A1B – 1971, 400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D1AE-A1C – 1971-1973, 400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 75.6cc chambers
    D1AE-A2C – 1971-1973, 400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 75.6cc chambers
    D1AE-AA – 1971-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D1AE-AB – 1971-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D1AE-AC – 1971-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D1AE-CB – 1971-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D1AE-GA – 1971-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 58cc chambers
    D1OE – 1971-1974, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    D1OE-BA – 1971-1974, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    D1TZ-A – 1971-1974, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D1TZ-BB – 1971-1974, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D1VE-A – 1971, 429/460, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 76cc chamber
    D1ZE-A – 1971, 302, Cleveland/Windsor small-block hybrid, 2.19/1.71 valves, 58cc chamber, Boss, Service
    D1ZE-B – 1971, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 66cc chambers, Boss
    D1ZE-CB – 1971-1974 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D1ZE-DA – 1971, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 75.4cc chambers, Cobra Jet
    D1ZE-GA – 1971-1973, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 75.4cc chambers, Cobra Jet
    D2AE – 1972-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D2OE-AA – 1972-1974, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.19/1.71 valves, 91.5cc chamber, Police
    D2OE-AB – 1972-1974, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.19/1.71 valves, 91.5cc chamber, Police
    D2OE-BA – 1972-1974, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D2OE-DA – 1972-1974, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D2VE-AA – 1972-1974, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 91.5cc chamber
    D2VE-A2A – 1972, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 100cc chamber
    D2ZE-A – 1973, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 75.4cc chambers, High Output
    D2ZE-B – 1973, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 75.4cc chambers, High Output
    D3AE – 1973-1975, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D3AE-FA – 1973-1974, 460, Big-Block Ford, 2.19/1.66 valves, 89cc chamber, Police
    D3AE-G2B – 1973-1974, 400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D3VE-A2A – 1973-1974, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 97cc chamber
    D3VE-AA – 1973-1974, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D3VE-AA – 1973-1974, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 97cc chamber
    D3ZE-AA – 1973-1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 75.4cc chambers, Cobra Jet
    D4AE – 1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 75.4cc chambers
    D4AE-AA – 1974-1975, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 76.2cc chambers
    D4AE-AA – 1974, 400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D4AE-B2A – 1974, 400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D4AE-BA – 1974, 351, Cleveland small-block, 2.19/1.71 valves, 75.4cc chambers
    D4DE-AA – 1974-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D4DE-AB – 1974-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D4DE-BA – 1974-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D4DE-BB – 1974-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D4VE – 1974, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D4VE – 1974-1978, 460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 96.2cc chamber, Police
    D4VE-B2A – 1974-1978, 460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 96.2cc chamber
    D4VE-BA – 1974-1978, 460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 96.2cc chamber
    D5AE-A – 1975-1978, 351M/400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D5AE-A1A – 1975-1978, 351M/400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D5AE-A2A – 1975-1978, 351M/400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 74.5cc chambers
    D5AE-A3A – 1975-1978, 351M/400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 74.5cc chambers
    D5AE-AA – 1975-1978, 351M/400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D5AE-BA – 1975-1978, 351M/400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D5AE-CA – 1975-1976, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D5AE-DA – 1975-1976, 351, Windsor small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 75.4cc chamber
    D5AZ – 1975-1979, 351M/400, Cleveland small-block, 2.04/1.66 valves, 78.4cc chambers
    D5DE-AE – 1975-1976, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D5OE-A – 1975-1978, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D5OE-A3A – 1975-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D5OE-A3B – 1975-1976, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D5OE-A4B – 1975-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D5OE-AB – 1975-1977, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D5OE-GA – 1975-1976, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 58.2cc chamber
    D5TE-DA – 1975-1977, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    D5TE-EA – 1975-1977, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    D5TE-EB – 1975-1977, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.84/1.54 valves, 60.4cc chamber
    D5VE-A – 1975-1978, 429/460, Big-Block Ford, 2.09/1.66 valves, 96.2cc chamber
    D7OE – 1977-1978, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D7OE – 1977-1981, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D7OE-A – 1977-1978, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D7OE-A – 1977-1981, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D7OE-A4B – 1977-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D7OE-DA – 1977-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D7OE-DC – 1977-1978, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D7OE-DC – 1977-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D7OE-GB – 1977-1979, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D7TE-AB – 1977-1978, 400, Cleveland small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chambers
    D8OE-A – 1978-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D8OE-AB – 1978, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D8OE-AB – 1978-1984, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D8OE-CB – 1978, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D8OE-DA – 1978-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D8TE-AB – 1978-1979, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D8TE-BB – 1978, 351, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D9AE-AA – 1979-1984, 351M/400, Cleveland small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chambers
    D9OE-A – 1979-1984, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 69cc chamber
    D9TE-FA – 1979-1985, 429, Big-Block Ford
    D9TE-HA – 1979-1985, 429, Big-Block Ford
    E0SE-AB – 1980, 255, Windsor small-block
    E5AE-AB – 1985-1987, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 66cc chamber, GT
    E5AE-CA – 1985-1987, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 66cc chamber, GT
    E5TE-AB – 1985-1987, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 66cc chamber
    E5TE-HA – 1985-1987, 429, Big-Block Ford
    E5TE-TA – 1985-1986, 460, Big-Block Ford
    E5TZ – 1985-1987, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 66cc chamber, GT
    E6SE-AA – 1986-1991, 302, Windsor small-block
    E6TE-DA – 1986-1987, 460, Big-Block Ford
    E6TE-EA – 1986-1991, 429, Big-Block Ford
    E7SE – 1987, 302, Windsor small-block
    E7TE-BD – 1985-1995, 429/460, Big-Block Ford
    E7TE-PA – 1987-1995, 302, Windsor small-block, 1.78/1.45 valves, 66cc chamber, GT
    E8TE-JA – 1988-1992, 460, Big-Block Ford
    F1ZE-AA – 1991-1996, 302, Windsor small-block, GT40
    F1ZE-AA – 1991-1995, 351, Windsor small-block
    F2PE – 1993-1995, 302, Windsor small-block, GT40
    F3ZE – 1993-1995, 302, Windsor small-block, GT40
    F4ZE– 1993-1995, 302, Windsor small-block, GT40
    F3TE-JA – 1993-1996, 460, Big-Block Ford
    F77E-AA – 1997-2001, 302, Windsor small-block, GT40P
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    bear351c reacted to burnnotice1000 in CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK   
    Yeah and tennis ball for water neck and saves heaps of masking

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    bear351c reacted to burnnotice1000 in CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK   
    Put lifters pushrods balancer manifold nice edelbrock signature series covers and new rockers and oil droppers and correct 400 dip stick looks good and tough

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    bear351c got a reaction from deankxf in 351 into 84 xe.   
    No real issues, mate. Just make everything match up or reach...throttle cable, fuel line, wiring etc.  Check with your local rego mob, or join a club and get Historic rego.
    V8 mounts for the engine bay, change fuelpump for a carby model, original Carter on the block, or an electric unit, brakes should be the same, depends on your State requirements.
    If you have an 850 cfm, carb, thats waaay too big for a mild Clevo, grab a 650 vac sec or similar. Lots of early Falcons had drum brakes and a V8, manual steering, etc etc.
    I used to run an XF 6 cyl rad with a shroud and stock fan on my 351's, cheap, easy to find, way more efficient than originals. Or just fit thermo fans from an EL or AU.
     
     
     
     
    You know you want to..........😎
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    bear351c reacted to gerg in Holley Spreadbore 650 double pumper   
    Funny, I was just going to update on the carby and suddenly there's a new post!

    Thanks for that mate, that's not far off what I have, looks like you went a bit richer in the primaries and much leaner in the secondaries, I went 63/89 but I did open the primary main bleeds a tad (one drill size over stock, probably 37 up from 35), which has the effect of lowering the effective jet number but altering the fuel curve too. Your squirters are likely right for a bigger motor (351 vs 302), I have 25/37 in mine and it feels spot on.

    The biggest gain on this carby, economy-wise, has been idle circuit tuning. I have opened up the idle air bleeds a ton (it's at about 70 now) and it has made a massive difference to cruise economy. I haven't touched the IFRs as I prefer to play with the bleeds before drilling the metering blocks, and if it comes to the worst, (ie going too big) I can just drill and tap them for replaceable bleeds.

    So... This is the 4th carby I've had, and in the past, the absolute best that any of the others could do was 420 to a 65 litre tank, with the average sitting around 380-400. This last tank, albeit with lots of motorway cruising, just got 460 and only used 60L. So sitting around the 13L/100km mark. I'm pretty stoked, and I'm sure that on a long trip with pure highway running and a careful right foot, I could crack 500 k's. That's 6-cylinder territory!

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    bear351c got a reaction from Outback Jack in Holley Spreadbore 650 double pumper   
    Yeah, fair enough. Not knocking the guy's intelligence or knowledge, he is a Guru.....  I just have a short attention sp..  Look, a squirrel. 🐿️
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    bear351c got a reaction from Kiwi-E in Holley Spreadbore 650 double pumper   
    Good info, cheers for that.
    👍
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    bear351c reacted to burnnotice1000 in CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK   
    Nah just didn't plug the rear top with a sender totally forgot but it's sweet now refilled it and all good and primed

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    bear351c reacted to burnnotice1000 in CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK   
    Umm we have oil pressure

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    bear351c reacted to gerg in CLEVELAND ENGINE TALK   
    Shows how much a stock Ford pump will pump, no need for high volume. Also, better to find the leaks now than once in the car

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    bear351c got a reaction from Kiwi-E in Holley Spreadbore 650 double pumper   
    Good info, cheers for that.
    👍
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    bear351c reacted to Kiwi-E in Holley Spreadbore 650 double pumper   
    I'm a bit late to the party here, but I ran the same carb on my mild 351c (302 2v heads) with a eldelbrock performer manifold & spread bore adapter.
     
    After messing around with the wideband gauge and some street tuning it ran really good.
     
    After a number of different squirter trials, I ended up increased the primary squirters from 25's up to 31's and the secondary squiters from 37's up to 42's. This kept the AFR readings pretty smooth when matting it from any rpm. (manual trans) The factory acc. pump cams seemed to work best for me. 30cc primary pump and 50cc secondary pump.
     
    Looking at my jet box, i lowered the primary's from 68's to 66's, and the secondaries from 76's to 75's. Although I probably may have gone back to 76's to be safe. WOT AFR was about 13:1 from memory with the 75's.
     
    I never played with the primary PV, and can't remember what vacuum it was. Secondary PV was blocked off.
     
    Different motors and all,.... but there's a reference for what seemed to work pretty good for my motor for what its worth.
     
    Edit:
    Just looked again at the jetting you've tried already .... Quite different,....... Take the above with a grain of salt
     
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    bear351c got a reaction from Outback Jack in XE ESP - Retrosound   
    Cool.  Any pics of the install.?? Looking at getting one of these for the future project..... 
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    bear351c got a reaction from gerg in Soluble Oil instead of Coolant.   
    You would be pushing to find any soluble oil, these days.!!   It's fine for use in any machinery, but, I don't know about the boiling point. The advantage of Coolant, is it's available anywhere, high boiling point, corrosion inhibitor built in, etc, etc.  As with all things, regular maintenance, (changing the coolant every year or two, flushing the system ...) is very important. 
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    bear351c got a reaction from 2redrovers in Soluble Oil instead of Coolant.   
    Yeah, I remember selling the Nulon oil back in the day. As you said, it's the electrolysis (different kinds of metals) that cause issues, with water pumps, timing covers etc.... One reason why I stay away from alloy heads.
     
    ......prob more to do with the price.!!
     
    LMAO.
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    bear351c got a reaction from 2redrovers in Soluble Oil instead of Coolant.   
    Yeah, I remember selling the Nulon oil back in the day. As you said, it's the electrolysis (different kinds of metals) that cause issues, with water pumps, timing covers etc.... One reason why I stay away from alloy heads.
     
    ......prob more to do with the price.!!
     
    LMAO.
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    bear351c reacted to gerg in Soluble Oil instead of Coolant.   
    I think the old Castrol or Nulon inhibitor is pretty close, it's not an anti-freeze/boil as such but does the trick for corrosion protection. If running an 82 or 87 thermostat with a decently high pressure radiator cap, I think that's enough headroom to not worry about boiling it in a hurry. Running 30% glycol only increases the boiling point by 5 degrees or so, not really much to worry about on a grand scale. Biggest issue in modern times is electrolysis with alloy radiators, especially the eBay ones with questionable metallurgy in them. It's a must to earth them off to the chassis to avoid stray currents, etc.

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    bear351c got a reaction from gerg in Soluble Oil instead of Coolant.   
    You would be pushing to find any soluble oil, these days.!!   It's fine for use in any machinery, but, I don't know about the boiling point. The advantage of Coolant, is it's available anywhere, high boiling point, corrosion inhibitor built in, etc, etc.  As with all things, regular maintenance, (changing the coolant every year or two, flushing the system ...) is very important. 
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    bear351c reacted to lindsay.creighton in XE ESP - Retrosound   
    I will have to take a shot and send. probably later this week.
    Lindsay
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    bear351c got a reaction from Outback Jack in XE ESP - Retrosound   
    Cool.  Any pics of the install.?? Looking at getting one of these for the future project..... 
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