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  1. 05-03-2004 08:03 PM #2
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    FE Series Engines

    332 (4.00" bore / 3.00" stroke)

    352 (4.00" bore / 3.50" stroke)

    361 (4.05" bore / 3.50" stroke)

    390 (4.05" bore / 3.78" stroke)

    406 (4.13" bore / 3.78" stroke)

    410 (4.05" bore / 3.98" stroke)

    428 (4.13" bore / 3.98" stroke)


    The 410's, found in early Mercurys, is a 428 crank in a 390 block (or 332/352/361 block)

    Get 360 by dropping a 352 crank in a 332-390 block.

    Keep in mind the 332 and 352 used a 6.54" rod, while the others used a 6.48" rod.





    Last edited by viking; 05-03-2004 at 08:07 PM.
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