|   Background 
              Specifications 
            The Bottom End:
            In the beginning 
            The block comes back 
            Pistons and Rods 
            Windage Tray and Cam Timing 
            The Timing Set 
            The Eccentric Problem 
            First Solution 
            to the Eccentric Problem 
            Final Solution 
            to the Eccentric Problem 
            Oiling Part 1: Pump and pickup 
            Oiling Part 2: External Plumbing 
            
            The Top End:
            The 4V Heads 
            Putting the Heads On the Block 
            Installing the Hydraulic Roller 
            Conversion Kit 
            
            The Transmission:
            The Case: 
            
            Credits:
            Links 
            Darryl's Stang Stable 
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          | Asa Jay's 351C Rebuild 
             Specifications  | 
            
            The Mach I on it's way to the Shop | 
         
       
       
      Block: 
        Block Machine work performed by Evergreen Engine Exchange of Spokane, 
        WA 
        351C 2-bolt Main bearing caps, D2AE-CA 
        4.00 inch bore, bored .030 over using Ford small block Torque Plate, 
        Hyperuetectic flat-top pistons, Sterling H555P 
        Hastings 139, .030 over Moly rings 
        Polished rods, 
        Reciprocating Assembly balanced by Rick Monahan of Spokane, WA 
        ACL Duraglide 780 Engine Bearings (5M1010P-10) 
        Oil Restrictor kit, installed by George Litton 
        Crane 529621, Hydraulic Roller Conversion 
        cam 
        Crane 44306, Hydraulic Roller Tappets 
        Damper refinieshed by Damper Dudes 
      Pete Jackson "quiet" gear drive timing set, 
        Torrington bearing thrust assembly for camshaft, Summit Racing # G1796 
      Heads: 
        Head machine work done by Cylinder Head Service of Spokane, WA 
        4V Quench chamber, non-machined rocker pedastals, 
        Manley stainless valves, 
        Hardened Exhuast seats installed, 
        Crane 99890-16, Triple Valve Springs 
        Crane 99962-16, Retainers 
        Crane 99094-1, Valve stem locks 
        Crane 52629-16, Pushrods 
        Crane 52655-16, Pushrod Guideplate 
        Conversion Kit 
        Ford Motorsport M-6564-A460 Adjustable Roller Rockers, 
        MPG Port Plates, intake & exhaust (may not use both, yet to be determined) 
      Induction: 
        Stock Ford 4V dual plane cast iron manifold, 
        Possible upgrade to Ford Power Parts 4145 in the future, 
        Carter AFB 635cfm 4V carburetor, 
        Possible upgrade to fuel injection in the future, 
        Stock fuel pump and vacuum accessories 
      Oiling: 
        Stock 1972 baffled oil pan with shrouded pickup, 
        Oil restrictor kit for better main oiling, 
        Oil modification for better distributor gear lubrication, 
        CM Accusump, electric valve 2-quart oil accumulator 
      Gaskets: 
        Fel-Pro Perma-torque Blue head gaskets, 8347 PT-1 
        Fel-Pro Printo Seal intake gaskets, 
        Fel-Pro Felcobond valve cover gaskets, look ma, no cork, 
        Neoprene rear main seal, 
        all other gaskets standard 
      Miscellaneous: 
        March peformance pulley set 1657, reduced alternator, increased water 
        pump, 
        6-blade Flex Fan, 
        3-row radiator, 
        Hooker 6211 Super Competition 4V Headers 
        Ford Duraspark II ignition, look ma, no more points, 
        Crane 52971-1, Steel Distributor gear 
        Ford Mach I RAM AIR induction, 
        Calvert Racing Traction Bars 
        410120 
      C6 Transmission: 
        Stock Ford high stall converter and flexplate, 
        Ford Motorsport M-7398-C Wide Ratio Gear set, 
        Ford Motorsport M-7044-A Heavy Duty Clutch 
        Ford Motorsport M-7027-A famous "R" intermediate servo assembly, 
        Ford Motorsport M-1794-C6 tranny pan with integrated drain, look ma, no 
        more mess, 
        Built to Police Interceptor specs 
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