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I have a couple of casting numbers that i need more info on. First up is the S code intake I have, C8AE-8425-F. I just want to know what it had come off of. Second is the heads that are on my motor, wich i thought was a 352, but turns out to be a 65 390 block, the heads are C4AE-6090Q.
I have a couple of casting numbers that i need more info on. First up is the S code intake I have, C8AE-8425-F. TYPO - should be 9425 I just want to know what it had come off of. Second is the heads that are on my motor, wich i thought was a 352, but turns out to be a 65 390 block, the heads are C4AE-6090Q.
Most FE engines have 352 cast into the block, regardless of the actual engine size. It could be: 352; 360; 390 on trucks.
The S FE engine code was only used on cars: 1966/69 390 4V; 1967 390 4V GT.
S was also used in 1971/72 as the engine code for a 400, cars only.
No 390 engines in trucks offered a 4 barrel carb till 1973. Trucks: 352/360's were all 2V's
C8AE = 1968 / C4AE = 1964. Both these casting numbers related to parts that were used for several years.
352/360/390 cylinder heads are the same 1965/72. The only difference is that some 1966/67 352 heads were drilled for smog pump manifolds.
Trucks: Thermactor System (smog pump system) used 1966/67 only.
352 used 1965/67 F100/350 / 360/390 introduced in 1968 on F100/350's.
Last year for the FE engines in trucks: 1976 / cars = 1971.
Boring a 352 .050 over, and using 390 pistons, rods and the crank = equals a 390. That's what I did with the truck in my signature.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Aug 2, 2007 at 12:10 AM.
Cool. Before I thought that I had a 352, but it is starting to look like a 390. I ran the casting # in my book and it said the block was a 390. I am going to have to tear it down again, because when I slid the cam into place, the #2 cam bearing must have slid a little bit, because when i started it up yesterday, there was no oil coming out of the drivers head! So that will be fun in the 105 degree heat we are having here in Montana.
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