New Y-Block Book
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04-04-2014, 02:25 PM
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New Y-Block Book
For those of you that are Y-Block fans and/or interested the New Y-Block Book is now available for your enjoyment after a long wait. 
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04-07-2014, 01:25 PM
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Joe, The book is more about rebuilding or modifying Y-Blocks as a whole, not noting individual differences between the years. It takes you through the steps and nuances of rebuilding a stock 292" that should be able to be applied to all Y-Blocks and then the building of a modified 322".
There is a nice picture of a 239" in the intro and states it is Fords first OHV engine, replacing the 239" Flathead.
There is a nice picture of a 239" in the intro and states it is Fords first OHV engine, replacing the 239" Flathead.
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04-14-2014, 08:50 AM
I've got this book and the reprint of Ford Y-Block. The reprints pictures are black and white and very hard to see.
Both have very good info on tearing down and putting together our engines. If pushed I would choose just because of the pictures.
Both have very good info on tearing down and putting together our engines. If pushed I would choose just because of the pictures.
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