Ford engine specifications

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===351 Windsor===
 
===351 Windsor===
Not to be confused with the 351 Cleveland. There are no easily interchangeable parts (though with machining, a "Clevor" can be built, but that is for another write up). A basic Windsor engine design but with a higher deck height than the 302.
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A basic Windsor engine design but with a higher deck height than the 302. Not to be confused with the 351 Cleveland. There are no easily interchangeable parts, although a [http://www.darkhorseracing.net/clevor_head_mod.htm "Clevor"] hybrid can be built; [http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive_new/mc/cylheads/ford/cle_perf_rpm1.shtml Edelbrock] sells heads for building a Clevor as well.  
  
 
There is some discussion about early 351W engines being stronger due to higher nickel content. This writer has researched that and so far information found including a FoMoCo statement, it has turned out to be a myth though have still sought the earlier, '71-'73 engines, just in case it's true.
 
There is some discussion about early 351W engines being stronger due to higher nickel content. This writer has researched that and so far information found including a FoMoCo statement, it has turned out to be a myth though have still sought the earlier, '71-'73 engines, just in case it's true.

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