Yes, yes, not technically lifters. Fine then, you're wrong about the wheel size because the SVO started in 1984 and featured a 16" wheel, which is larger than the 390mm or 15.3543307087" wheel you cited.
Have a couple sets in the garage of the TRX metrics.
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Originally posted by crazy horse gt:i wont swear to it but i think the boss was first but used cleveland heads
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The Boss 302 did debut 1 year ahead of the Cleveland, it did use Cleveland style heads.
It used canted valves like the 351C 4V, but they were more aggressive, actually the Boss 302 heads were used on the 1971 Boss 351 because of that.
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3. 1964 1/2-1967, 1974, 1980-1981 Right on the money
4. 1974 169 ci 6 cyl CORRECT
5. 140 ci 145hp 4 cyl EFI turbo svo If the SVO was rated at 145hp in 1986, how would it have surpassed the 200hp SEFI 5.0HO? 
6 1964 1/2 260ci 164 hp Yeehaw
8. Boss 1969-1970, C8FE casting block
Cleavland 1970-1974 D0AE-D, C, orA casting
9. The Boss head is little more than a modified cleavland head revised for use on a 302 block. I think you meant this as an answer to the subquestion to 8 The Boss 302 block is completely different than the standard 302, so really, the heads didn't require much for mods to fit. YOu are right.[/i]
10. The 428? Sorry, the 428 came after the 427.
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[This message has been edited by Unit 5302 (edited 10-27-2001).]