i know this issue has been beaten to the ground in the past but i have never heard of this before, a 351 midland?? sounds kinda odd to me but i may be just plain ignorant of what the m actual stands for, saw it on the advance adapters website.


1977 F250 460
C6 Hedman Headers
Dual 40 series
edelbrock performer
holley 4160
msd 6a and blaster coil

 

Do a search on this and the corresponding engine forum and go nuts with the reading of 6 pages of conversation about this subject.


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All,
I would beg the webmaster to sensor this question and all forms of the question from this website and all other websites for the eternity of time.
Please,
KingFisher

 

I agree dfisher and as a true ford fan I would like to forget ford ever made such a p.o.s. engine.

 

would you rather go over to the ford FE forum or fomoco fe tech forum and ask them what FE stands for????<G> hawkrod (got my stir stick right here in my pocket)

 

[updated:LAST EDITED ON 18-Aug-02 AT 02:29&nbsp;AM (EST)]Finally Extinct would be the best scenario. I kinda liked the 428CJ, but the 429/460 is the only way to fly.

Oh, yeah, no midland, just Modified.