Engine rebuild book
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Engine rebuild book
I'd like to get a really good book or two on engine rebuilding so I can do some reading before I try any building of my 351w. Any suggestions?
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Re: Engine rebuild book
I've got 2 and a video you can borrow.
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Re: Engine rebuild book
Sweet, thanks!
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Re: Engine rebuild book
What books? I have a new 351W that I need to check.
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Re: Engine rebuild book
I got a book on rebuilding small block fords. Worked really well for me. Got it at Barnes and noble.
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Re: Engine rebuild book
Unaweep wrote:What books? I have a new 351W that I need to check.
Erik
The 2 books that I used that seem to be the most popular "go-to" on rebuilding small block Fords were:
"How to Rebuild Small-Block Ford Engines" by Tom Monroe (I thought this one was written better but some of the info was a little dated)
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"How to Rebuild the Small-Block Ford" by George Reid (This one is in color and has a lot better pictures)
I also bought a video from Scott at MPG Heads that he did years ago that helped me a lot. I was able to actually watch how things were done and have them explained in the video- plus I could rewind it and watch a particular part 50 times if I needed to...
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Re: Engine rebuild book
Thanks ECK - I did see the Tom Monroe book and was going to buy that one.
I got two extra 351W's that I don't need and will go through them and then sell them later.
Erik
I got two extra 351W's that I don't need and will go through them and then sell them later.
Erik
1969 Ford Bronco with: 351W, Q-Jet, ARB front locker, 3" Suspension lift, NP435 transmission, 33" Goodyear's, roll cage, body rough.
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Re: Engine rebuild book
Just wing it. You'll be fine. Specs are overrated.
There is a fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness"
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Re: Engine rebuild book
crawlercreations wrote:Just wing it. You'll be fine. Specs are overrated.
Now that sounds like the best plan yet !
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Re: Engine rebuild book
Meh. Worked for my front suspension. What could go wrong?
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Re: Engine rebuild book
Justin wrote:Meh. Worked for my front suspension. What could go wrong?
You're assuming it's worked-- another 24-72 months before we will really know!
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Re: Engine rebuild book
Dang, now I have a deadline.....
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Re: Engine rebuild book
Unaweep wrote:Thanks ECK - I did see the Tom Monroe book and was going to buy that one.
I got two extra 351W's that I don't need and will go through them and then sell them later.
Erik
What year are the 351w's you getting rid of? I'm just looking for a good basic block.
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Re: Engine rebuild book
landshark wrote:Unaweep wrote:Thanks ECK - I did see the Tom Monroe book and was going to buy that one.
I got two extra 351W's that I don't need and will go through them and then sell them later.
Erik
What year are the 351w's you getting rid of? I'm just looking for a good basic block.
I'm not sure, they came with the Bronco...I haven't looked up the numbers yet...guessing 70's.
I'll take a look today at work,
Erik
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Re: Engine rebuild book
Erik,
I'm interested in one as well. Currently have the 302 HO w/ the 351W firing order, but want to upgrade to a 351W. Mine I believe is an '87 out of a mustang. PM me when/if they become available.
Jarod
I'm interested in one as well. Currently have the 302 HO w/ the 351W firing order, but want to upgrade to a 351W. Mine I believe is an '87 out of a mustang. PM me when/if they become available.
Jarod
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