port and polish
#4
RE: port and polish
Not that i know of. Same size valves if im not mistaken. So there should be no problems.
But it would be nice to get a long block out of a 87-92 mustang to replace your engine. You could probably pic one up with the harness and computer for a little over $500-$600 in the paper. There are a couple in the paper here every week.
Would be a direct swap.
But it would be nice to get a long block out of a 87-92 mustang to replace your engine. You could probably pic one up with the harness and computer for a little over $500-$600 in the paper. There are a couple in the paper here every week.
Would be a direct swap.
#6
RE: port and polish
^^ Yep, thats correct. More room for bigger valve heads. Up to about 1.90 of course.
I have Probe forged pistons and thats why i got 2.02/1.60 valves in my heads with a .512 lift cam.
You have tons more room with the later pistons. But your still limited, but its tons better than the flat tops.
I have Probe forged pistons and thats why i got 2.02/1.60 valves in my heads with a .512 lift cam.
You have tons more room with the later pistons. But your still limited, but its tons better than the flat tops.
#7
RE: port and polish
alrite so if i go with the 93 block which a friend of mine will give for like 100 cause someone smashed his fox, can anyone give me the info needed to mate the cleveland heads to the 302
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