so i pulled the valve covers off today and find these casting numbers. 6F7, A3B, & 6A19. I went ahead and pulled off the heads and found some more, D50E. Anyone know what these are or what they came on?
lit_mike_2001 said:so i pulled the valve covers off today and find these casting numbers. 6F7, A3B, & 6A19. I went ahead and pulled off the heads and found some more, D50E. Anyone know what these are or what they came on?
dont feel bad, youre ahead of me lolmysticfire5OH said:Ya..my bad.. here
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EDIT: did a search and found out what i needed. Now i wish i wouln't of had these rebuilt as many call them "boat anchors" damn..
eric88gt said:Actually ford did make non-HO 302 roller cammed motors. The thunderbird/cougar, lincolns, and the crown victoria all use roller cams after 1986, but were not HO's. The ford f150 still used a flat tappet cam, but had a roller-ready block after 1988 I believe it is, in 1995 they put roller cams in the trucks too. The 289 hi-po heads flow better than the e7's, well even the non hi-po heads flow a little better, but probably not enough to make it worth your while.
Ranchero5.0 said:The 289 heads have smaller ports vs a E7 head. The only ones that flowed well were the '69 351 heads and they have 69cc chambers , plus much smaller ports thatn any aftermarket heads. Even the GT40's are small for a free breathing 302 build. Any factory head that needs reworked is a poor deal vs getting a set of AFR's.
Jamie