Reply to "351 Cleveland four bolt main engine heads complete"

mangustaMember

HMMMMM, did you forget to post a picture??? I see four holes....no main caps!

The xxxyyyyy's most likely indicates for certain that it is a "last of" the D2AE-CA castings, but whether it is drilled for four bolt mains and actually has the caps has not yet been proven!

Remember that this casting saw use in anything with a 351C after 1972....2-bolt or 4-bolt applications.....

I have little doubt that it doesn't have 4 bolt caps.....but to be sure, you either need to drop the front timing cover off, or drop the oil pan so you can look-see!!!

VERY CLEAN motor!!!! Musta been running synthetic oil or something!

Steve

9/23/094:02 PM

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