Reply to "Pantera Engine Blocks"

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This is what I was advised on the 351c blocks.

"The warranty codes are in the master parts catalogs if you have a set of early books. The only two bolt main with 4V heads was the '70 - early 71 engine with the Autolite 4300 non spread bore. All Boss and CJ engines had four bolt main blocks. "Regular " blocks were used in all cases and machined accordingly. "

"ALL 73-4 Panteras are CJ's".

I'd speculate that the issue on Panteras is on the change over cars where 71-2 4v engines are still being installed irregardless of what the model year designation is until that stock was used up?

The warranty codes indicate what Ford made and installed not what someone else is saying they made.

2/2/2210:46 AM

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