How can you see the difference in a Ford 302 and a 351W without taking the motor apart?
Friday, March 20th, 2009
Irene S asked:
I know if it is in a vehicle, you an look up the sticker which tells you what liter the motor is like 5.0 (you multiply by about 60) and it is a 302, but this motor I am talking about was in a ‘71 Pickup and had an economic race-cam in it. It was not the original motor.
By a Chevy you can see the difference between a 305 and a 350 without taking the motor apart on the homalic balancer (on a 305 it is very thick compare to a 350 which is thin)
Trevon
I know if it is in a vehicle, you an look up the sticker which tells you what liter the motor is like 5.0 (you multiply by about 60) and it is a 302, but this motor I am talking about was in a ‘71 Pickup and had an economic race-cam in it. It was not the original motor.
By a Chevy you can see the difference between a 305 and a 350 without taking the motor apart on the homalic balancer (on a 305 it is very thick compare to a 350 which is thin)
Trevon