351 heads???
#4
RE: 351 heads???
theres no machining needed, just head bolt washers so you can use the 302 head bolts, edelbrock makes them. the chambers are bigger along with the valves, do a little port work and see that 302 come alive! you can still use the 302 intake too.
#5
RE: 351 heads???
the chambers are bigger along with the valves, do a little port work and see that 302 come alive!
Hmmm, not 100% sure, but seems there is something you have to do with the heads for water flow if you put Cleveland heads on a Windsor type block. And for some reason, I don't think a Windsor typr manifold will bolt up to a Cleveland head. It has been a number of years since I read on this subject, so my memory could be vague (and being in the mid-40's don't help either [sm=smiley36.gif] )
#6
RE: 351 heads???
ORIGINAL: nhdungeonracer
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the runners of the 351 heads are bigger than the runners of a 302 intake. If I'm right, then I don't see the advantage of bolting up a 302 manifold to 351 heads. Now if you get a "Boss" 302 manifold, then you got something that'll work together.
Hmmm, not 100% sure, but seems there is something you have to do with the heads for water flow if you put Cleveland heads on a Windsor type block. And for some reason, I don't think a Windsor typr manifold will bolt up to a Cleveland head. It has been a number of years since I read on this subject, so my memory could be vague (and being in the mid-40's don't help either [sm=smiley36.gif] )
the chambers are bigger along with the valves, do a little port work and see that 302 come alive!
Hmmm, not 100% sure, but seems there is something you have to do with the heads for water flow if you put Cleveland heads on a Windsor type block. And for some reason, I don't think a Windsor typr manifold will bolt up to a Cleveland head. It has been a number of years since I read on this subject, so my memory could be vague (and being in the mid-40's don't help either [sm=smiley36.gif] )
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