World Products Man O' War Small Block Ford Cast Iron Bare Engine Block
955-087182
9.500 Deck Height
- Material: High-density cast iron
- Deck Height: 9.500 in.
- Deck Thickness: .600 in. minimum
- Cam Bearings: Stock (can be bored to 60mm)
- Lifter Bores: Cross-feeds between pairs to maintain pressure
- Bore: 4.115 in. bore to 4.125 in.
- Cylinder Head Attachment: 2 extra head bolts per cylinder
- Maximum Bore: 4.200 in. (470 ci with maximum stroke crank)
- Water Jackets: Expanded for better cooling
- Lubrication: Priority main oiling system
- Filtration: Integral mount spin-on filter
- Oil Pan Rails: Stock Ford
- Crank Clearance: Can use up to 4.250 in. crank
- Main Caps: Splayed billet steel
- Oil System: Has .500 in. feed; bosses for dry sump
Specifications:
When it comes to Ford 302/351 replacements, this is without a doubt the most advanced cast iron block on the market! Designed in collaboration with leading Ford race teams, the block delivers performance just like the original Man O' War yet also provides 100% reliability on the street. Designed for maximum ruggedness, Man O'War blocks feature increased main web sizes with 1/2 inch longer cylinder barrels for superior piston support. An exclusive key feature is the ability to use six head bolts per cylinder for maximum clamping force on the cylinder heads.Large Displacement Ford Blocks with Extreme Durability
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