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    351W or 351C?

     



    I race in circle track racing. I want to knwo which motor is lighter a 351C or 351W? Please and Thank you

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    Windsor is the lighter, mainly because of the heads, blocks are actually close in weight.
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    Thanks for the information

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    Cleveland makes more power tho

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    351W........VS 351C.......will see..

     



    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    Cleveland makes more power tho

    Waiting on dyno to test 351C/408cid stroker.... just built.. will see what she produces.. let you boys know..

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    Cleveland....408cid dyno results...are impressive

     



    Quote Originally Posted by Daryl View Post
    Waiting on dyno to test 351C/408cid stroker.... just built.. will see what she produces.. let you boys know..

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    Hello Cleveland fans/ Kurt & Dave & Steve & others.......just back from dyno .. with this 408cid 10.3:1 comp....P/C 230 cc runner alum heads..Isky 290 Mega cam , flat tappet
    P/C intake/ Ed's Victor copy...box stock Holley 3310 carb.. / couple tricks nothing fancy... P/C dist. ..produced 465 HP @ 5800 RPM 455 ft lbs torque @ 5300 RPM...........with bone stock oil pan & $127.00 Dyno-Smack headers..had to beat on them to clear dyno bellhouse......
    Here's a vid of the test..5th pull.. brought her to 6200 RPM..
    We figure with good oil pan with windage tray ect & good set of pipes and some ring break in time...will see darn near 500HP
    LINK: http://s4.photobucket.com/albums/y14...=ricksdyno.flv
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daryl View Post
    Hello Cleveland fans/ Kurt & Dave & Steve & others.......just back from dyno .. with this 408cid 10.3:1 comp....P/C 230 cc runner alum heads..Isky 290 Mega cam , flat tappet
    P/C intake/ Ed's Victor copy...box stock Holley 3310 carb.. / couple tricks nothing fancy... P/C dist. ..produced 465 HP @ 5800 RPM 455 ft lbs torque @ 5300 RPM...........with bone stock oil pan & $127.00 Dyno-Smack headers..had to beat on them to clear dyno bellhouse......
    Here's a vid of the test..5th pull.. brought her to 6200 RPM..
    We figure with good oil pan with windage tray ect & good set of pipes and some ring break in time...will see darn near 500HP
    LINK: http://s4.photobucket.com/albums/y14...=ricksdyno.flv
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    Nice strong stroker, Daryl!!!!! What are you going to put the engine in???? Real good numbers considering the heads, flat tappet cam, and cheapo headers!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Nice strong stroker, Daryl!!!!! What are you going to put the engine in???? Real good numbers considering the heads, flat tappet cam, and cheapo headers!!!!!

    Hello Dave...thanks .......boys @ dyno...snickered & rolled.. there eyes..when i rolled in with this Cleveland.. there CHEBBY & Mopar boys......
    ..why bother ect..oh well lets see what shes got..hoo hummm...ect

    I kept a tight lip..& let the Cleveland do all the taking...and boy did she talk #'s..the snicker'n turned into chin rub'n & head sratch'n..dam those are serious #'s what the hecks in this thing..they said...?

    Oh....just some stroke'n & some o'll Cleveland oil'n tricks & a flat tappet cam
    hyd......and Pro-Comp heads..CNC ported..Dave by the way..i'm impressed with these P/C heads for the money spent.1/2 of more less then other CNC ported Cleveland heads out there... ...
    This engine's going in a Cobra kit car.........will see how she proforms in that with a Tremec TKO 600 trans & Mcleod clutch..3.55 rear gears / Also going to Canton road race oil pan & 2" custom SS headers..then will do a roll'n road dyno test on her...see what we've got were the rear skins touch the road
    i'l post some video when shes done.... Regards Daryl

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    the cleveland in the long run would make the better motor

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    Quote Originally Posted by tigers83 View Post
    the cleveland in the long run would make the better motor
    yep fords coppy of a bbc the bbc is still better engine
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    The better engine for what? What kind of car, what rpm range do you want to run in? what is the weight? and a gazillion other questions.....
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    Clevelands need a good oil pan for circle track racing

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    Tried to find parts for anything but a 'W' engine lately? Inexpensively/reasonably priced?
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    the w engine seams to be the one to build ? every one i know that runs the 351 use the w engine the 351 c heads are abit big less your going hi rpm engine???
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    Then of course with the right combination of parts a 351W can grow to 427 and in a few cases even bigger.
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