What kind of intake manifold does a 351C use?
This is the Trick Flow Track Heat (PN TFS-51600111) single-plane intake manifold for the 351C (9
What kind of blower do I need for a 351 Cleveland?
Get done while you’re getting the rest of the machine work done . You should be able to use any of the following roots type blowers — 4-71 , 6-71 , 8-71 , etc . The 6-71 is the most common type used . Most of the basic kits / hardware is the same , you just have to specify the engine make / model for the intake manifold .
What kind of engine does a Ford 351 have?
The 6-71 is the most common type used . Most of the basic kits / hardware is the same , you just have to specify the engine make / model for the intake manifold . Oh yeah , you’ll need to get a distributor that will fit under the blower snout .
Are there any decent supercharger kits for 351C?
4) are there any decent supercharger kits out there for a 351c? any and all wisdom is appreciated. thanks for reading! Are you talking about a Roots type blower , or a paxton type supercharger ?
Which is the best head to install on a 351M?
As you can see from the chart above, the best head you can install on the 351M/400 is the Australian closed-chamber 302 2V head. Just by bolting on this head, a 400 will develop 10.75 CR and a 351M will develop 10.12 CR. However, these heads are EXTREMELY rare and you will have to pay a hefty price if you can find a pair.
What kind of intake manifold does Edelbrock use?
Edelbrock Performer 400 Intake Manifold is Designed for Ford 351/400 Modified Engines, 1971-82 400 c.i.d. w/ 2V Cleveland Heads & 1975-82 351-M V8’s. Will not fit 1974 & earlier 351-C V8s. Accepts 4150-Style Square-Bore Carb.
Is the performer 400 intake manifold made in the USA?
Edelbrock core products are made in the USA offering unsurpassed quality and performance. Edelbrock Part # 2171 Performer 351M/400M intake manifold is designed for 400 c.i.d. Ford V8’s produced from 1971 to 1982 with 2V Cleveland heads and 351M V8’s produced from 1975 to 1982. Will not fit 1974 and earlier 351C V8’s.
