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Old 07-23-2009, 08:46 AM
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so what do you consider the 351m and 400m to be? they sure are not small blocks. bellhousing is the same as 460.
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those are big blocks, the cleveland is a small block as well as the windsor
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those are big blocks, the cleveland is a small block as well as the windsor
the 351M and 400 were both based on the cleveland block, the only difference is a little taller deck height. they are all small blocks
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Here's a link to info on the Ford 335 (Cleveland) engine family. And yes the 351M and 400 are small blocks, in stock form they were thirsty, low performance, 2V small blocks...
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