How to identify a Ford V8
(→1937-1940 V8 60 flathead) |
(→1948-1951 125-150 hp flathead) |
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===1948-1951 125-150 hp flathead=== | ===1948-1951 125-150 hp flathead=== | ||
| − | + | *27 bolts hold down the heads. | |
| − | 27 bolts hold down the heads | + | *Rear-mounted conventional style distributor. |
| − | + | *Lincolns came only with hydraulic lifters. | |
| − | + | *Big Ford trucks came in both solid and hydraulic lifters. | |
| − | + | *337 cubic inches of total displacement. | |
| − | Lincolns came only with hydraulic lifters | + | *3.50 x 4.375 bore and stroke. |
| − | + | *Marked as 8EL for Lincolns. | |
| − | Big Ford trucks came in both solid and hydraulic lifters | + | *Marked as 8EQ for the Ford trucks. |
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| − | 337 | + | |
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| − | 3.50 x 4.375 bore and stroke | + | |
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== 335 Series Engine Family (Cleveland) (302C/351C/351M/400) == | == 335 Series Engine Family (Cleveland) (302C/351C/351M/400) == | ||
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