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RE: 390 side oiler Question.
By John R. Barnes - 06/06/2001 11:47:56 AM; IP 63.61.253.190
I did not say the 390 is a side oiler. The casting parts used at Ford were used to build 390-428 engines also. I have owned two. They say 66 427 on the back of the block where the bell housing bolts and the two oil gallery and relief casting mounts are there but not drilled, the oil cavity is not on the side of the block and the block is a standard FE 390 or 428.
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 RE: 390 side oiler Question. -- John R. Barnes, 06/05/2001
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 RE: 390 side oiler Question. -- John R. Barnes, 06/06/2001
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 RE: 390 v 427 side oiler info -- P, 06/06/2001
 Thank you all for the expert info and the feedback -- Ray Figueroa, 06/06/2001
 All Cougar GTE's were cross bolted side oilers. -- Royce Peterson, 06/06/2001
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