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they are standard FT heads.
By Dave Shoe - 07/05/2002 9:50:37 PM; IP 12.104.160.195
The industrial 428 engines that I'm aware of have a Cobra Jet short block and standard FT heads as you'd find on a 361/391 heavy truck.

I don't recall what cam it got, but I believe it's a regular FT cam.

They come with standard 2-barrel FT intake and exhaust manifolds, but use a propane single barrel carburetor with an adapter to mount it to the intake.

These were popular in irrigation pump applications.

Shoe.
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 C7TE-C heads -- Troy, 07/02/2002
Collapse <b>they are standard FT heads.</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>Dave Shoe, <i>07/05/2002</i></font>they are standard FT heads. -- Dave Shoe, 07/05/2002
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 Dump the heads. -- Dave Shoe, 07/06/2002
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 This is going to be a low rpm motor. -- Troy, 07/06/2002
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 Dave, your the best. -- Troy, 07/07/2002
 I agree with ya Troy -- P, 07/08/2002
 I believe all FT heads have the same cc volume. -- Dave Shoe, 07/08/2002
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