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Small Block

By Ed Foral - 11/04/2001 11:10:28 PM; IP 205.188.192.151

If you only had two choices of labels to pin on the 351C...one being small block and the other being big block, then the 351C would be a small block. It has a shorter deck than even the 351W. It shares a 4" bore bore spacing with the 289, and because of that, you could physically bolt on even the small heads of the 221.
Since Ford engine families do not fit into such easy labels, then yes, it is a member of the 335 engine family along with it's bigger brothers the 351M and
400(no M).

Ed

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351C, 351W differences -- Richard, 11/01/2001

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RE: 351C, 351W differences -- Royce Peterson, 11/01/2001

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RE: 351C, 351W differences -- Tom, 11/01/2001

Collapse <b>Small Block</b> -- <font color=#0000ff>Ed Foral, <i>11/04/2001</i></font>

Small Block -- Ed Foral, 11/04/2001

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RE: Small Block -- Tom, 11/04/2001

You may be right, but I think it's a small block. -- Dave Shoe, 11/05/2001

RE: 351C, 351W differences -- Mel Clark, 11/05/2001