Edelbrock Ford Modified 351M-400ci Performer Power Package Kit
350-2171PK
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Ford 351M-400ci Performer Power Packages
Designed for 400ci Ford V8s produced from 1971 to 1982 with 2V Cleveland heads and 351-M V8s produced from 1975 to 1982. Will not fit 1974 and earlier 351-C V8s. Valley width measures 8-17/32.''
Power Package includes matching:Installation Notes:
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Camshaft Specs:
Note: Not legal for sale or use on pollution controlled motor vehicles.
| Duration Advertised: | 282° Intake / 292° Exhaust |
| Duration @ .050'' Lift: | 204° Intake / 214° Exhaust |
| Valve Lift: | .484'' Intake / .510'' Exhaust |
| Lobe Separation Angle: | 112° |
| Open/Close @.050'' Cam Lift: | Intake - 5° ATDC (opens) / 29° ABDC (closes) Exhaust - 44° BBDC (opens) / 10° BTDC (closes) |
Specifications:
Is this combo designed for a specific compression ratio engine?
Does this carb and manifold height are clearing the home on a Lincoln1979 351m400 engine.
This says the kit will fit a 400 with 2v Cleveland heads, so am I right in assuming it will not fit a 400 with stock heads?
Are the stock value springs good for this set up?
It says "Edelbrock also offers cylinder heads that match to optimize performance." In the overview. Which ones are these, what is the part number for them, and what should I expect for hp and tourque increase? Thanks for your time.
Will stock 400M pushrods work or is there a recommemded kit?
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