Yes i must agree, for standard information on the all time favourite 351ci Cleveland engine. Tom Monroe book is a winner. I believe it is a SA design book. Spoke to Tom in the US many years ago, nice man.
mako that book would not work... they are totally different block designs...i believe that the same author or publishing company has a similar book for small block fords...
302c and the 351c a different block ??? I thought these are all the same thing its just a difference in crank,rods/piston,A few different heads around.
I am dealing with my first rebuild of a square Aussie block (73) 2v cc heads and Aussie stock spread bore inlet.
extra tag for nikp7's thread Wanted best books for 302c Aussie rebuild :hijacked:
302c and the 351c a different block ??? I thought these are all the same thing its just a difference in crank,rods/piston,A few different heads around.
I am dealing with my first rebuild of a square Aussie block (73) 2v cc heads and Aussie stock spread bore inlet.
extra tag for nikp7's thread Wanted best books for 302c Aussie rebuild :hijacked:
Muswis thought you were talking about a 302W. You are right the 302 and 351 C blocks are the same, the pistons are the same. The rods are 6" on the 302C vs 5.7" on the 351C, and the stroke on the crank is reduced to 3" from 3.5" on the 302C
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