i just ripped apart my motor and was wondering how to tell if its a 351 or 302. i cant find 351 stamped on it anywhere, wondering where it is stamped if it is, how else i can work out if its a 351 and if aftermarket cranks have 351 stamped on them.
i just ripped apart my motor and was wondering how to tell if its a 351 or 302. i cant find 351 stamped on it anywhere, wondering where it is stamped if it is, how else i can work out if its a 351 and if aftermarket cranks have 351 stamped on them.
thanks
All 302C cranks have "302" cast on them. US 351 cranks will have "4MA" or "4MAB" stamped on the front web. All Australian 351 cranks have "351" cast on them.
Hope this helps
Steve
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All 302C cranks have "302" cast on them. US 351 cranks will have "4MA" or "4MAB" stamped on the front web. All Australian 351 cranks have "351" cast on them.
Hope this helps
Steve
My brother's crank has neither 351, 302 , 4MA or 4MB on it. It is a 351 crank.
Hi what is the difference between 4ma and 4mab, also i see there is a 4mab crank on ebay that started at $250. becouse its out of a gt phase 3 do the gt ones have a mark on them to say they are gt.
Hi what is the difference between 4ma and 4mab, also i see there is a 4mab crank on ebay that started at $250. becouse its out of a gt phase 3 do the gt ones have a mark on them to say they are gt.
I personally think they are all the same, including the std cast one, with 351 cast into it. I think they will all handle the same power, but back to the question.
How i see it is there is the 4MA crank, and there is 4MB which is exactly the same thing that had a hardness test, maybe as quality control?
Could be all crap, but all 351 cranks are strong. Fact.
Use what ever you can get cheapest is good condition.
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