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Old 03-11-2005, 12:24 PM   #1
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Question 351 too tall for NC Fairlane?

Hey all! My mate has an NC with the 5ltr and wanted me to ask if any of you's knew if it is capable of housing a 351, out of, say, an EFI Bronco or something? So far, the word is that it would be too tall? If anyone has actually done this, could you please give some details? Would be greatly appreciated. : Lowering the engine mounts, or even a different manifold, I think he said, might be one way of getting around this, but of course, a straight fit would be much better eh? :P Cheers - SPS

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