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MS 351 W F4TE

NashBronco

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Looking for a roller block for a build. Just looking for a Bare block not bored over.
 

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'94-96 right 5.8? 5.0 I know nothing... lol

If so, remember to check the 5.8 blocks for the common crack issue they have in the valley to the cam brg.
 
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Well maybe I don’t know what I’m asking for then. Lol. I had thought those were some of the strongest blocks that people recommended. I would like a roller block.
 

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Those are good blocks, but there's an increasing number of them cracking in the valley to the #2 cam brg. So you need to pull the cam brgs out to inspect it
 
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Best years for SBF 351W blocks is a '69 or '70. Shorter deck height makes one have to pay attention a bit more for building streetable CR combo's.
 
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