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lxhatch5.0
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OK, i remember I had a disscusion with someone, at some point of my life. They told me that a 351 C/W was the smallest of FORDS' BIG BLOCKS- and my side of the argument was that a 351 block was probably the biggest of the SMALL BLOCKS Ford has to offer. Who is with me, I'm pretty damn sure that a 351 is a SMALL BLOCK, any input from the engine GURU'S would greatlly help. I just remembered as I was reading recent post.
351= SMALL BLOCK
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El Caballo
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Yup 351 It's a small block.
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Posts: 628 | From: Mars | Registered: Jan 2006
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lxhatch5.0
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HA HA- I was friggin right- It feels lovelly to be right, Right???? HA HA LOL-
We had a big disscusion about it and shit, whatever I just didn't wanted to seem like a dumb-ass that's why I asked. Right on guys.
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menlo pony
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w=small block c=big block, bring some toilet paper foo.
right?
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lxhatch5.0
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CLEVELAND and WINDSOR- both are basically built around the same platform. Same stroke, pistons interchange. So no, both are SMALL BLOCK'S, ha ha-
MENLO PONY- Empty your PM's, I have something for you. HE HE
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menlo pony
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If i remember correctly it has something to do with the head size, number of bolts, dry intake, and different dimensions all around that make the cleveland a big block (staight shitin' on fools)
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menlo pony
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That's why I haven't gotten any PM recently. Right on.
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lxhatch5.0
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Man ima go ahead and give you a huge bag of kirkland toilet papers- because my friend, AL, you need to wipe yourself foo! Straight shittin' on fools.... ha ha- it's all gravy.
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lxhatch5.0
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ANYONE????
Both the Cleveland and Windsor 351's are small blocks.... NO DOUBT
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fordologist
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the heads on the cleavland jus have humongus intake runners is all but stilla small block if anything if could be a mid blockLOL but with todays technology and the price it takes to build a cleavland def. more advantage runing a windsor!
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lxhatch5.0
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Yes sir- If I would ever run a 351, it would of definatelly have to be a WINDSOR. More parts and a lot more potential. Just because the whole array of parts that you can buy off-shelf and just bolt on with no mods. Trust me this is less of a hassle when it comes down to the nitty-gritty, building time.
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wannabe*94*SALEEN
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big block or small block, I want one in my car.
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v-town coupe
fordologist
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it fits nicwer and everything and they jus finally came out with aluminum heads for the cleavland but shit i have seen numerious articles with almost i dentical builds and the windsor loses jus barely but that motor was also 2500 cheaper to build and it fit nice in the car and was easier to work on! and for the extra 2500 bucks i can make up for the loss of power! a big for the windsor!
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menlo pony
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quote: Originally posted by NO MANRZ: Yes they were both smallblocks. Read up on them on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_335_engine & http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Windsor_engine
I love wikipedia, I hate people on certain forums. Can't go back and erase everything I knew before wikipedia, but I can edit. Thanks.
And fuck this broken search feature, I'm trying to make a point here. [ February 16, 2006, 03:47 AM: Message edited by: menlo pony ]
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2stangs69-91
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well actualy the 351 windsor is a small block. Ford gave no offical definiton for the 351C that is why there is always a argument I have heard it called both big and small and have even heard it called a Mid(not to be confused with the 351 M) block. [ February 16, 2006, 06:42 AM: Message edited by: 2stangs69-91 ]
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Posts: 3711 | From: Redding | Registered: Oct 2002
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BlueOvalRacing
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Both the 351W and 351C have a small block bellhousing bolt pattern. Both are considered small blocks. "Mid" refers to the 351/400M (Midland engine plant) series engine. It uses the 429/460 bellhousing bolt pattern, which makes people say that it is a "big block".
Posts: 1159 | From: Pioneer | Registered: Jul 2002
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CDT
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We have a kit at the shop to put clevland heads on a windsor block, so then you have it both ways
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Posts: 1053 | From: Hayward | Registered: Nov 2004
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Camaro Kid Z/28
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quote: Originally posted by CDT: We have a kit at the shop to put clevland heads on a windsor block, so then you have it both ways
what do you do for a mannifold?
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Wildfire532FB
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Someone told me FE motors aren't considered Big Blocks? Like the 428FE isn't a bigblock
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Hele On
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quote: Originally posted by CDT: We have a kit at the shop to put clevland heads on a windsor block, so then you have it both ways
Cleveland heads + 302 Windsor block = Boss 302!!! [ February 16, 2006, 07:13 PM: Message edited by: Hele On ]
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CDT
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quote: Originally posted by Camaro Kid Z/28: quote: Originally posted by CDT: We have a kit at the shop to put clevland heads on a windsor block, so then you have it both ways
what do you do for a mannifold?
we have the manifold too.
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Posts: 1053 | From: Hayward | Registered: Nov 2004
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v-town coupe
fordologist
Member # 2771
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quote: Originally posted by 2stangs69-91: well actualy the 351 windsor is a small block. Ford gave no offical definiton for the 351C that is why there is always a argument I have heard it called both big and small and have even heard it called a Mid(not to be confused with the 351 M) block.
the whole mid thing was just a joke!
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DOPE 50
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351 W= small block i had one and built the shit out of it
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