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Identifying Big Block (FE?)
By BlueTech - 07/13/2001 5:51:35 AM; IP 202.138.162.156
Many have suggested counting the valve cover bolts. I think this is the easiest method to identify the engine. I'll do it on Sunday. I am sure that this is not a Windsor or Cleveland coz I am familiar with these engines. thanks.
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 Identifying Big Block (FE?) -- BlueTech, 07/12/2001
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Identifying Big Block (FE?) -- BlueTech, 07/13/2001
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 No FEs in Clubwagon, gotta be a 460 n/m -- BlueTech, 07/13/2001
 460 was the only 4V engine option n/m -- Barry B, 07/13/2001
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