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RE: I'm a believer! |
By Mike McQuesten - 05/27/2001 12:28:42 AM; IP 63.50.124.165 |
You're right about that 4100 manual choke Joe. This discussion motivated me to finally get the old '66 Mustang/Fairlane shop manuals off the shelf tonight to have a look. Looked at the '64 Fairlane manual too. The '64 F-lane manual shows the 4100 4V w/automatic choke. Nothing on 1.08/1.12. Then the '66 shop manual does show a manual choke 4100! And now Neppy I believe you too about that 352 with a 1.12. It surprises me that a 600 CFM would be installed at the factory on a 352. Especially when my '65 390 had a 1.08. That engine still provides great service in my '68 F-100. I did install a C6OZ-6250B cam with the rebuild. So who knows? What I do know is that this old dog can still learn a few things. Oh and about the power of 352s Ed, I believe you too. I have an original '60 352-360 horse engine stored in the corner of my shop. That big FE can power a two ton Galaxie easily into the mid 14's on street tires. Here's one last question - I have a 4100 with EDC embossed on the left of the float bowl. I can't find anyother numbers/codes/stampings or tags. Might this be one of the very early 4100s? |
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