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Thread: Time again for a Clevor????
          
   
   

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    Dave Severson is offline CHR Member/Contributor Visit my Photo Gallery
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    The machining for a Windsor is some changes on the water passages on the deck of the block to match the Cleveland heads
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    Guys,I think these are the heads a friend of mine is using on his hyped up Windsor...351W block,400M crank,the Clevo heads,flash rods and pistons[dont know whose],not sure of cam specs,,or carb..but displacement of 427 cubes makes me wanna go and rob a bank,and build one like it for the F100,[a torque monster,of course]
    This combo is going into his 68 Mustang..
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