Reply to "Boss 302 Heads vs Cleveland 4V heads"

1Rocketship (Guest)

quote:
Originally posted by Cowboy from Hell:
The combustion chambers are smaller too

Nominal chamber volumes

1970 Boss 302 = 58cc
1970 351C 4V = 63cc
1971 351C 4V = 66cc

In my opinion it would be a shame to bugger up the Boss 302 heads by adapting them to the 351C. Cleveland parts are a dwindling resource, Boss 302 parts are even moreso.

-G

Hello George; I was thinking the same thing in regards to "Buggering Up" the Boss 302 heads. Might be difficult to recoup my initial $3,000.00 cost....Any takers?!.....Mark

3/29/135:38 PM

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