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i heard that 302 clevland block is the same as a 351 clevland block but they just have a different crank shaft if some one can tell me if this is true that would be great. thanks
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302 has the same block as a 351. A 302 has different crank, rods and heads. Running a 351 crank and rods with 302 heads will really push the compression up and may lead to pinging with these new low octane fuels.
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thanks for that you saved me having to buy a 351 block
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I'll confirm that. You can also stroke that engine to as large as 408ci. I personally think 408 is a bit much for the block. 393 is the most I'd go. Do your sums if your rebuilding? Rebuilding to 351 can cost just as much as stroking to 393. I was quoted |
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