Reply to "Oils, cavitation and viscosity"

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Originally posted by PanteraDoug:

There is no issue with oiling of the 351c within it's original intended usage as a street car, in your LTD Country Squire station wagon with MAYBE a 6,000rpm limit.

Hey don't knock it, some of those LTD Country Squire station wagons really hammer.

I think i would sleeve that block with all the damage and welding on the front two lifter bores, just to make sure the bores are square to the cam.

9/16/131:13 PM

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