First step in waking up a 351W??????
#3
RE: First step in waking up a 351W??????
ORIGINAL: Tifford
I am assuming that the best place to start would be to get a set of good heads b/c I've heard the 351w doesn't breath very well.
What heads do you suggest?
Tifford
I am assuming that the best place to start would be to get a set of good heads b/c I've heard the 351w doesn't breath very well.
What heads do you suggest?
Tifford
try this site for some info on heads: http://www.allfordmustangs.com/Detailed/630.shtml
#4
RE: First step in waking up a 351W??????
Well, I have two engines. I have a 1969w and a 1984w.
Thanks for the chart. I see that even though the 69 heads are the best stock heads, they do not come close to aftermarket heads.
My goals for both engines are as follows. Put the 1984 engine in and run it for now while I build the 69w engine up. I figure that if I buy heads they could go on either engine.
I want the 69w to be a stroker and target between 400 and 500 HP without a bottle, turbo or supercharger. I'll drive it on the street 95% of the time with 5% some non-serious road racing. It will be going in a 2,000 lb car (approximately) with a 3:55 rear end.
I don't really want to do too much to the 84w engine but I figure if I buy the heads I might as well have some fun with them while I build up the 69 engine.
From the chart, it looks like canfield has the best but I'm not familar with them. It looks like edelbrock vic jr. cnc (part number 61269) is the way to go??? Am I right?
Thanks for the chart. I see that even though the 69 heads are the best stock heads, they do not come close to aftermarket heads.
My goals for both engines are as follows. Put the 1984 engine in and run it for now while I build the 69w engine up. I figure that if I buy heads they could go on either engine.
I want the 69w to be a stroker and target between 400 and 500 HP without a bottle, turbo or supercharger. I'll drive it on the street 95% of the time with 5% some non-serious road racing. It will be going in a 2,000 lb car (approximately) with a 3:55 rear end.
I don't really want to do too much to the 84w engine but I figure if I buy the heads I might as well have some fun with them while I build up the 69 engine.
From the chart, it looks like canfield has the best but I'm not familar with them. It looks like edelbrock vic jr. cnc (part number 61269) is the way to go??? Am I right?
#5
RE: First step in waking up a 351W??????
For the 69 I was thinking of doing this:
CRANKSHAFT: Summit Cast, #ses-5-53-05-000 $429.95
RODS: Summit H-Beam, 5.955" long, #ses-5-48-05-200 $499.95
PISTONS: JE Pistons, #JEP-131656-6, inverted dome, yeilding 10.23 to 1 with 68cc head, $669.95
BEARINGS: FEDeral Mogul main bearings as well as cam and rod bearings.
Mains- #FEM-5078m $24.50
Rods- FEM-3380CPA $5.99each or $47.92 for all
Cam- FEM-1204M, $1995
CAMSHAFT: Crane Retrofit Hydraulic Roler#CRN-449761, Specs are 232degree intake, 244 degree exhaust duration at .050 gross valve lift at .563 intake, .595 exhaust, $326.39
RETROFIT HYDRAULIC ROLLER CAM INSTALLATION KIT: CCA-31-1000,$49.39
TIMING SET: CLOYES TRUE ROLLER CLO-9-3135 $77.88
HARMONIC BALANCER: ATI-918911 $369.95
OIL PUMP: Melling MEL-M83HV $45.95
OIL PUMPDRIVESHAFT: Ford FMS-M6605A341 $18.88
OIL PAN: Moroso 7 qt MOR-20520 $219.95
OIL PUMP PICKUP: Moroso MOR-24514 $57.88
PUSHRODS: Use a single pushrod length checker, CCA-77031, $23.99 to get the correst length pushrod
VALVE COVERS: Ford FMS-M6582-E302P $106.95
INTAKE MANIFOLD: Edelbrock Victor Jr. 351 EDL-2981 $254.88
CARBURETOR: Holley 750 CFM mechanical secondary double pump HLY-)-80528-1 $629.95
DISTRIBUTOR: MSDBillit MSD-8578 $229.88
SPARK PLUG WIRES: MSD SuperConductor 8.5mm MSD-31323 $69.95
WATER PUMP: Meziere eletric MEZ-WP111B $284.95
WATER PUMP BACK PLATE: Meziere MEZ-WP113B $39.95
ENGINE GASKET SET FelPRO, FEL-KS2309 $65.99
BRASS FREEZE PLUGS: Poineer PIO-PE108BR, $8.39
FLYWHEEL: Ram, RAM-1527 $229.88
MAIN CAP STUDS: ARP, ARP-154-5403 $45.95
CYLINDER HEAD STUDS: ARP-154-4203 $129.50
CRANKSHAFT BOLT: ARP ARP-225-1001 $3.95
HARMONIC BALANCER BOLT: ARP-150-2501 $18.88
FLYWHEEL BOLTS: ARP-350-2802 $17.99
ENGINE ACCESSORY BOLT KIT: ARP-554-9503 $104.95
CRANKSHAFT: Summit Cast, #ses-5-53-05-000 $429.95
RODS: Summit H-Beam, 5.955" long, #ses-5-48-05-200 $499.95
PISTONS: JE Pistons, #JEP-131656-6, inverted dome, yeilding 10.23 to 1 with 68cc head, $669.95
BEARINGS: FEDeral Mogul main bearings as well as cam and rod bearings.
Mains- #FEM-5078m $24.50
Rods- FEM-3380CPA $5.99each or $47.92 for all
Cam- FEM-1204M, $1995
CAMSHAFT: Crane Retrofit Hydraulic Roler#CRN-449761, Specs are 232degree intake, 244 degree exhaust duration at .050 gross valve lift at .563 intake, .595 exhaust, $326.39
RETROFIT HYDRAULIC ROLLER CAM INSTALLATION KIT: CCA-31-1000,$49.39
TIMING SET: CLOYES TRUE ROLLER CLO-9-3135 $77.88
HARMONIC BALANCER: ATI-918911 $369.95
OIL PUMP: Melling MEL-M83HV $45.95
OIL PUMPDRIVESHAFT: Ford FMS-M6605A341 $18.88
OIL PAN: Moroso 7 qt MOR-20520 $219.95
OIL PUMP PICKUP: Moroso MOR-24514 $57.88
PUSHRODS: Use a single pushrod length checker, CCA-77031, $23.99 to get the correst length pushrod
VALVE COVERS: Ford FMS-M6582-E302P $106.95
INTAKE MANIFOLD: Edelbrock Victor Jr. 351 EDL-2981 $254.88
CARBURETOR: Holley 750 CFM mechanical secondary double pump HLY-)-80528-1 $629.95
DISTRIBUTOR: MSDBillit MSD-8578 $229.88
SPARK PLUG WIRES: MSD SuperConductor 8.5mm MSD-31323 $69.95
WATER PUMP: Meziere eletric MEZ-WP111B $284.95
WATER PUMP BACK PLATE: Meziere MEZ-WP113B $39.95
ENGINE GASKET SET FelPRO, FEL-KS2309 $65.99
BRASS FREEZE PLUGS: Poineer PIO-PE108BR, $8.39
FLYWHEEL: Ram, RAM-1527 $229.88
MAIN CAP STUDS: ARP, ARP-154-5403 $45.95
CYLINDER HEAD STUDS: ARP-154-4203 $129.50
CRANKSHAFT BOLT: ARP ARP-225-1001 $3.95
HARMONIC BALANCER BOLT: ARP-150-2501 $18.88
FLYWHEEL BOLTS: ARP-350-2802 $17.99
ENGINE ACCESSORY BOLT KIT: ARP-554-9503 $104.95
#6
RE: First step in waking up a 351W??????
Sounds like you have a good plan...
RETROFIT HYDRAULIC ROLLER CAM INSTALLATION KIT: CCA-31-1000,$49.39; is this the correct price?
Don't forget your MSD 6A or better box and do all the right stuff when machining your block.
What will be your CID and flow numbers for the heads?
Keep in mind the older blocks are a bit talller than the newer ones IIRC.
RETROFIT HYDRAULIC ROLLER CAM INSTALLATION KIT: CCA-31-1000,$49.39; is this the correct price?
Don't forget your MSD 6A or better box and do all the right stuff when machining your block.
What will be your CID and flow numbers for the heads?
Keep in mind the older blocks are a bit talller than the newer ones IIRC.
#7
RE: First step in waking up a 351W??????
WELL first those prices are way high..do alil shoping and if your setting on summit they will price match..I like the inverted dome because it makes better power pushing air toward the spark plug... as for strok'in it I would use a slightly shorter rod and a longer piston for reliablity reason
head I would look at pro-line head with maybe a 2.05 valve
with that cam you may have to cut some on the rod bolt..not sure off have...this if your going with a bigger than a 408
head I would look at pro-line head with maybe a 2.05 valve
with that cam you may have to cut some on the rod bolt..not sure off have...this if your going with a bigger than a 408
#8
RE: First step in waking up a 351W??????
Thanks for the replies guys.
The CID will be 393.
Summit wants me to go with their Brodix heads with a 68cc combustion chamber but they are pricey at $1594 I was looking for a cheaper but just as good alternative.
I thought the 69 block was slightly shorter than later models.
I got the number for Eagle engine parts to see if i can't get some of the things a bit cheaper.
The CID will be 393.
Summit wants me to go with their Brodix heads with a 68cc combustion chamber but they are pricey at $1594 I was looking for a cheaper but just as good alternative.
I thought the 69 block was slightly shorter than later models.
I got the number for Eagle engine parts to see if i can't get some of the things a bit cheaper.