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RE: 352 modifications
By Travis Miller - 04/09/2001 11:22:49 PM; IP 152.163.197.54
If you just bore the engine, you will wind up with a 360. In order to have a 390 you need to change the crank and rods as the stroke is longer.

What year 352 are you talking about? If it is a 64 or earlier, a good set of heads to use is the 390 version of the C3AE-C. I have used them before on 390's and they perform well plus the price is cheap.
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 RE: 352 modifications -- Dave Shoe, 04/07/2001
RE: 352 modifications -- Travis Miller, 04/09/2001
 C6AE-R head questions -- Ed Jenkins, 04/10/2001
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