Thread: FE Differences
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	07-04-2005 11:12 AM #1
 Doh... What can I say it's the 4th of July, I started drinking early... I was thinking about the question about the 410...
 
 Of course the 406 was 4.13".... You can still often take the 390's C3AE high nickle alloy casting out to 4.13 and beyond. And for a $300 block have a serious runner. (these blocks are more like $750 here on the west coast).
 
 I've never seen a 406 made after December 1962. I'm sure you guys are old enough to remember that far back, so who am I to say... 1962 1/2 - 1963 1/2 still equals one year of production.Last edited by 1cobra1; 07-04-2005 at 11:31 AM. Michael 
 
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	07-04-2005 11:26 AM #2
 C4TE-C
 '64 - '77/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck
 
 C4TE-F
 '64 - '77/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck
 
 C6ME
 '??/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck
 
 C6ME-A
 '??/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck
 
 C7ME-A
 '??/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck
 
 D3TE
 '??/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-1
 '??/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-BA
 '??/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-BC
 '??/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE
 '??/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE-1
 '??/ 330MD c.i.d.
 Medium Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 C4AE-A
 '64 - 78/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Has Bosses For Cross Bolted Mains Partially Cast From 427 Molds, Reinforcement Webs
 
 C4TE-A
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 C4TE-G
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 C5AE-A
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck
 
 C6ME
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck
 
 C6ME-A
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck
 
 C7ME
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck
 
 C8ME
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck
 
 D3TE
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-1
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-BA
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-BC
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE-1
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE-BC
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck, Reinforcement Webs
 
 D7TE-GA
 '??/ 330HD c.i.d.
 Heavy Duty Truck
 
 EDC
 '58/ 332 c.i.d.
 Solid Lifters, 2 core plugs at front of block, 4 in rear, and 3 on each side.
 
 575063
 '58/ 332 c.i.d.
 Hydraulic Lifters
 
 5751091
 '58 & '59/ 332 c.i.d.
 
 
 B9AE-B
 '59/ 332 c.i.d.
 
 
 EDC
 '58/ 352 c.i.d.
 Solid Lifters, 2 core plugs at front of block, 4 in rear, and 3 on each side.
 
 5750603
 '58/ 352 c.i.d.
 Hydraulic Lifters
 
 5751091
 '58 & '59/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 B9AE-B
 '59 & '60/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 EDC-B
 '60/ 352 c.i.d.
 High Performance
 
 EDC-C
 '60/ 352 c.i.d.
 High Performance
 
 C1AE-G
 '61 & '62/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C3AE-A
 '63/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C3AE-F
 '63/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C3AE-G
 '64/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C4AE-A
 '64/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C5AE-C
 '65/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6ME-A
 '66 & '67/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6TE-C
 '66/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6TE-L
 '66/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C7AE
 '67/ 352 c.i.d.
 
 
 C4AE-A
 '64 - '78/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Has Bosses For Cross Bolted Mains Partially Cast From 427 Molds, Reinforcement Webs
 
 C4AE
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 C4TE-B
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 C4TE-D
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 C6ME
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6ME-A
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 C7ME
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 C8ME
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 D1TE-AA
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 D2TE-C
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 D3TE
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-1
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-EA
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-EB
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-EC
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE-1
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE-BC
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE-CC
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D7TE
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 D7TE-AC
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 D7TE-DC
 '??/ 359, 361, 389, & 391 c.i.d.
 
 
 C3AE
 '??/ 360 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6ME
 '68 - '76/ 360 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6ME-A
 '68 - '76/ 360 c.i.d.
 
 
 C8AE-A
 '68 - '76/ 360 c.i.d.
 
 
 C8AE-C
 '68 - '76/ 360 c.i.d.
 
 
 C8AE-E
 '68 - '76/ 360 c.i.d.
 
 
 D3TE
 '73 - '76/ 360 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-1
 '73 - '76/ 360 c.i.d.
 Some Have "SPECIAL" Cast Below Number
 
 D3TE-AC
 '73 - '76/ 360 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-HA
 '??/ 360 c.i.d.
 
 
 D4TE-AC
 '74 - '76/ 360 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D7TE-BA
 '??/ 360 c.i.d.
 Service Block
 
 EDC
 '58/ 361 c.i.d.
 
 
 EDC
 '59/ 361 c.i.d.
 
 
 C1AE-C
 '61 & '62/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C1AE-G
 '61 & '62/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C1AE-V
 '61/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance, Solid Lifters, Oil Pressure Relief Valve At Rear Of Block
 
 C2AE-BC
 '62/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance, Solid Lifters, Oil Pressure Relief Valve At Rear Of Block
 
 C2AE-BE
 '62/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance, Solid Lifters, Oil Pressure Relief Valve At Rear Of Block
 
 C2AE-BR
 '62/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance, Solid Lifters, Oil Pressure Relief Valve At Rear Of Block
 
 C2AE-BS
 '62/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance, Solid Lifters, Oil Pressure Relief Valve At Rear Of Block
 
 C2SE
 '62/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C3AE-AY
 '65/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C3AE-KY
 '63/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance, Solid Lifters
 
 C3ME-B
 '63/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance, Solid Lifters
 
 C3SE-A
 '63/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C4AE-D
 '64/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C4AE-F
 '64/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance, Solid Lifters
 
 C4ME-F
 '64/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance
 
 C5AE-A
 '65/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C5AE-B
 '65/ 390 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, High Performance, Solid Lifters
 
 C6ME
 '66 - '76/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6ME-A
 '??/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C8AE-A
 '68 - '76/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C8AE-C
 '68 - '76/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 C8AE-E
 '68 - '76/ 390 c.i.d.
 
 
 D3TE
 '73 - '76/ 390 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-1
 '73 - '76/ 390 c.i.d.
 Some Have "SPECIAL" Cast Below Number
 
 D3TE-AE
 '73 - '76/ 390 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D3TE-HA
 '73 - '76/ 390 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D4TE-AC
 '74 - '76/ 390 c.i.d.
 Reinforcement Webs
 
 D7TE-BA
 '??/ 390 c.i.d.
 Service Block
 
 C2AE-J
 '62/ 406 c.i.d.
 Solid Lifters, Oil Pressure Relief Valve At Rear Of Block
 
 C2AE-K
 '??/ 406 c.i.d.
 
 
 C2AE-V
 '??/ 406 c.i.d.
 
 
 C2AE-BD
 '62 & '63/ 406 c.i.d.
 Cross Bolted Mains, Solid Lifters, Oil Pressure Relief Valve At Rear Of Block
 
 C3AE-D
 '63/ 406 c.i.d.
 Has Bosses But No Cross Bolts
 
 C3AE-V
 '63/ 406 c.i.d.
 Solid Lifters, Oil Pressure Relief Valve At Rear Of Block
 
 C6ME
 '66 & '67/ 410 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6ME-A
 '66 & '67/ 410 c.i.d.
 
 
 C3AE-AB
 '63/ 427 c.i.d.
 Top Oilier
 
 C3AE-M
 '63/ 427 c.i.d.
 Top Oilier
 
 C3AE-Z
 '65/ 427 c.i.d.
 Top Oilier
 
 C4AE
 '64/ 427 c.i.d.
 Top Oilier
 
 C4AE-A
 '64/ 427 c.i.d.
 Top Oilier
 
 C5AE-A
 '65/ 427 c.i.d.
 Top Oilier
 
 C5AE-E
 '65/ 427 c.i.d.
 Top Oilier
 
 C5AE-D
 '65/ 427 c.i.d.
 Side Oilier
 
 C5AE-H
 '65 & '66/ 427 c.i.d.
 To 12-9-65, Side Oilier
 
 C5JE-D
 '66/ 427 c.i.d.
 Irrigation
 
 C6AE-B
 '65 & '66/ 427 c.i.d.
 To 12-9-65, Side Oilier
 
 C6AE-C
 '65 & '66/ 427 c.i.d.
 Side Oilier
 
 C6AE-D
 '66 & '67/ 427 c.i.d.
 Side Oilier
 
 C6JE-B
 '66/ 427 c.i.d.
 Marine
 
 C7AE-A
 '67/ 427 c.i.d.
 Side Oilier
 
 C7AE-A
 '68/ 427 c.i.d.
 Marine
 
 C7AE-J
 '68/ 427 c.i.d.
 Irrigation
 
 C7JE-A
 '67/ 427 c.i.d.
 Marine
 
 C7JE-E
 '67/ 427 c.i.d.
 Industrial Engine
 
 C8AE-A
 '68/ 427 c.i.d.
 Hydraulic Lifters, Side Oilier
 
 C8AE-B
 '68/ 427 c.i.d.
 Hydraulic Lifters, Side Oilier
 
 C8AE-H
 '68/ 427 c.i.d.
 Hydraulic Lifters, Side Oilier
 
 5AE-D
 '65/ 427 c.i.d.
 Side Oilier
 
 6AE-C
 '65 & '66/ 427 c.i.d.
 Side Oilier
 
 C6AE-A
 '66 & '67/ 428 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6AE-B
 '66/ 428 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, Solid Lifters
 
 C6AE-F
 '66/ 428 c.i.d.
 Police Interceptor, Solid Lifters
 
 C6ME
 '66 - '70/ 428 c.i.d.
 
 
 C6ME-A
 '66 - '70/ 428 c.i.d.
 428-4V, Police Interceptor, May Or May Not Be Drilled For Hydraulic Lifters… Look For Oil Galleries
 
 C7ME
 '66 - '70/ 428 c.i.d.
 
 
 C7ME-A
 '67 - '70/ 428 c.i.d.
 428-4V, Police Interceptor, Cobra Jet
 
 C7ME-C
 '67/ 428 c.i.d.
 428-4V, Police Interceptor, Cobra Jet
 
 C8ME
 '68 - '70/ 428 c.i.d.Michael 
 
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	07-04-2005 12:50 PM #3
 Hey guys thanks for all the help, I really appreciate it.
 
 Hey FFR428 were you talking about this book? I just bought me a copy bout 2 weeks ago, i figure it should help me out alot.
 Don
 
 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...glance&s=booksShadeTree GreaseMonkey 
 
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	07-04-2005 04:04 PM #4
 I have a C3AE-D 406 block with a Sept 20th 1962 date code. It has the bosses or knorbs for crossbolts but are undrilled and has 2 bolt maincaps.
 
 Don yes that's the book. It should provide some good reading overall insight.
 
 As far as taking any FE to beyond it's natural bore limits it all depends on what wallcore molds were used in that paticular block. Most were by the book but there were exceptions and lots of them. Coreshift is always a factor and sometimes the reason for a thicker than normal cyl wall. Say a 428 block with coreshift was unable to hold a true 4.13 bore. It was checked for a smaller useable bore and then machined to that paticular application. This was far more productive than sending a block back to be melted down or used as ice cubes to cool down the molten iron to the correct temperature before pouring the castings. Also how quickly the mixture was poured was critical. To fast and it collapsed the sand molded wall cores. This was a problem that plagued the 427 casting process the most but oveflowed to the 428 and 390's as well. Hope everyone had a nice holiday weekend!
 
 G.
 
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	07-04-2005 08:21 PM #5
 Denny, the 383, 430 and 462 aren't FE's. They're MEL's. Designed for lincoln, mercury and edsel. Actually a total different engine, although the flywheel and bellhousing from an FE will bolt right to them. I know as I put a B/W T-85 with OD from a 58 Ford 352 Interceptor in my 59 Merc with a 383 back in 64.Duane S 
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 On a quiet night you can hear a Chevy rust
 
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	07-04-2005 09:01 PM #6
 I kinda figured your trolling for some wise acker to come back with weird figures. I always like your sense of humor Denny.      Duane S 
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 On a quiet night you can hear a Chevy rust
 
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	07-04-2005 09:19 PM #7
 Yep, used a Lakewood scattershield for a FE on the back of a 430 to mount a toploader.Originally posted by Oldf100fordman
 Denny, the 383, 430 and 462 aren't FE's. They're MEL's. Designed for lincoln, mercury and edsel. Actually a total different engine, although the flywheel and bellhousing from an FE will bolt right to them. I know as I put a B/W T-85 with OD from a 58 Ford 352 Interceptor in my 59 Merc with a 383 back in 64.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE. 
 
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	07-05-2005 03:00 AM #8
 Duane nice catch on the MEL series. I'm not that familer with the MEL or 385 series myself.
 G.
 
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	07-26-2005 11:58 AM #9
 Oops. posted in wrong thread. sorryLast edited by mylil65ford; 07-26-2005 at 12:01 PM. Tim 
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 65 Ford F100
 390 FE/C6/3.54 gears
 






 
		
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