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From: Napa
Many folks have been shocked to find the "66-427" markings on the back of a 360 or 390- the rear bulkhead mold got used on some plain-jane engines. Notice there are no plugs where the oil passages would be- probably a plain block with the side-oiler rear bulkhead, or a marine or industrial block that wasn't drilled as a side oiler
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FE "Freakin Expensive"
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Looks like a nice job was done on the intall of the programs main caps.. I couldnt tell in the pics if they spot faced the outside of the block for the hardened washers...Looks like a nice platoe<-sp ? Hone...Looks like a real nice build coming together..Keep us posted..
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Tuned
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From: Napa
Usually.
A .030 428 block with a 4.25 stroke crank will give you a 462 ci FE
It ain't in the parts books
Well, at least not in the Ford ones
But it does exist in the real world
And it's a good thing
A .030 428 block with a 4.25 stroke crank will give you a 462 ci FE
It ain't in the parts books
Well, at least not in the Ford onesBut it does exist in the real world
And it's a good thing
FE "Freakin Expensive"
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From: Smith Mountain Lake, VA
Tuned
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From: Napa
Didn't have much in common with the "396" you're thinking of, but it ran reeeel good
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Actually, there's a 396 FE from the late 60's- that one ain't in them sacred parts books, either- at least not as an assembly, or listed for a "396", although you could probably find most of the parts there, if you knew what to look for- but might be in the Holman Moody books
Didn't have much in common with the "396" you're thinking of, but it ran reeeel good
Didn't have much in common with the "396" you're thinking of, but it ran reeeel good