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Pulled my valve cover to fix possible leaks, took pics

Rustytruck

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Yes the cleaveland head would not fit on a 302 or a 351 W but with a 2 at least its a 2 barrel head.
 

JefeAZ

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I wish i could find my previous thread where i took pics
http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2963047

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bronco t

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I don't know if this will help, but I have a E7TE roller block with what I think are E6 heads, and I had a problem finding plugs that worked. Summit helped me decipher the plug and they said I needed the AWSF44C 14mm thread, .708" long reach tapered seat plugs. The engine is still on the stand so I can't speak to how they work yet, but they threaded right in, and they don't hit the pistons (yet).

Pay no attention to the yellow intake as it is a dust cover right now. Lol
 

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