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Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 9:44 am 
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Hey guys.

When i start getting in the to V8's i was wondering if this would work.

I want to put a 351 into the project car. Can it be as easy as pull the 302 out and out the 351 in?

I hear you have to do a few mods like the radiator and more. Is this true, if so what exactly?

I also hear that if you get the 302. Put a smaller crank in with longer conrods and a different cam you can bring it out to 351 without boring and such. Will this also work? in theory i thought it would work as the crank is smaller and the rods are longer so the piston had to travel longer. Therefore getting a 351.

 

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Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 10:38 am 
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the 302 / 351 Cleverland share the same block so its just a matter of swaping engines, no need to change or modify anything from memory.

Modifying the throtle linkages and the like may be needed, depending on what carb you use i guess.

To change a 302 Cleverland to a 351, all is needed is to drop in 351 crank and con-rods.
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 5:24 pm 
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mine is a 302 block with 351 crank and 302 rods

no mods needed in the engine bay - everything bolts in the same
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