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Ok i want to know why ford call the 302 a 5.0L its truly a 4.94L now what really steams me is that the 300 I6 is a 4.92L rrrrrrrr I just wanted to rant a little. I am just kinda dissapointed about this but then i did the math a a true 5.0 is a 305 made by Chebby. Well if i ever do rebuild me engine it will be a 306 when i bore it .30 over oh well.............................................. .................................................. .................................................. ................
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>just dont worry about it, it doesn't change the fact that we
>have an ideal rod/stroke ratio, and a compact 8.6" deck.
>
>The TorqueKing
Ughhhh, that would be an 8.2" deck. And unlike the 351 triplets it was probably easier to call the V8 a 5.0 than confusing two 4.9's.
>have an ideal rod/stroke ratio, and a compact 8.6" deck.
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>The TorqueKing
Ughhhh, that would be an 8.2" deck. And unlike the 351 triplets it was probably easier to call the V8 a 5.0 than confusing two 4.9's.
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Not to mention, Ford probably called it a 5.0 because it was a cheaper to put on 5.0 badge versus the 4.9458525845843850846508675476 whatever badge. I know the numbers arent all right, but it is an infinite decimal. Just let it go. Many engine sizes dont match their exact math volume.
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>Not to mention, Ford probably called it a 5.0 because it was
>a cheaper to put on 5.0 badge versus the
>4.9458525845843850846508675476 whatever badge. I know the
>numbers arent all right, but it is an infinite decimal. Just
>let it go. Many engine sizes dont match their exact math
>volume.
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>Stryder
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Exactly, you do the math and our beloved 351 is actually a 352. But "351" rolls off the tongue so much better. Just like "DeWALT" is so much the better cordless drill than say a "Makita".
Just messin' with you TorqueKing!!!lol.
Chuck
>a cheaper to put on 5.0 badge versus the
>4.9458525845843850846508675476 whatever badge. I know the
>numbers arent all right, but it is an infinite decimal. Just
>let it go. Many engine sizes dont match their exact math
>volume.
>
>Stryder
>:-X11
Exactly, you do the math and our beloved 351 is actually a 352. But "351" rolls off the tongue so much better. Just like "DeWALT" is so much the better cordless drill than say a "Makita".
Just messin' with you TorqueKing!!!lol.
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This is true but *** soon as the cash comes in ym 302 with be a 306 so oh well for this argument
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>Exactly, you do the math and our beloved 351 is actually a
>352. But "351" rolls off the tongue so much better.
Add to the confusion of it all ... the FE block 352
is a 4.00 bore and 3.50 stroke, just like the three
351 models!
>352. But "351" rolls off the tongue so much better.
Add to the confusion of it all ... the FE block 352
is a 4.00 bore and 3.50 stroke, just like the three
351 models!
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Hi all,
Now if Ford uses two numbers (4.9, 5.0, 5.8, 6.6 etc), ie. it rounds to 1 decimal, the 302 Winsor is actually closer to 5.0 than 4.9. Here in Australia we have the 302 Cleveland, and it was rated at 4.9 L when it is actually much closer to 5.0 L. We have Holdens (Australian chevies) getting around with 5.0 written on them, which kinda makes the 4.9L Ford seem out of place.
This means we do have 2 4.9's, and 3 351's.
Just for the record the 5.0L Holden is known as the 308.
335C
Now if Ford uses two numbers (4.9, 5.0, 5.8, 6.6 etc), ie. it rounds to 1 decimal, the 302 Winsor is actually closer to 5.0 than 4.9. Here in Australia we have the 302 Cleveland, and it was rated at 4.9 L when it is actually much closer to 5.0 L. We have Holdens (Australian chevies) getting around with 5.0 written on them, which kinda makes the 4.9L Ford seem out of place.
This means we do have 2 4.9's, and 3 351's.
Just for the record the 5.0L Holden is known as the 308.
335C
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just dont worry about it, it doesn't change the fact that we have an ideal rod/stroke ratio, and a compact 8.6" deck.
Well, yeah, but it's still too bad that our heads SUCK! DAMN those narrow Falcons!!!!
Well, yeah, but it's still too bad that our heads SUCK! DAMN those narrow Falcons!!!!