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08-20-2002, 05:35 AM
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I don't know for sure, because i can't find it, but I'm guessing it's a 351M or a 400. The casting number you did leave tells me it's a design that changed in 1977, and that it was originally a truck engine. The 302's and 351W's didn't undergo any major revisions in '77, but that's right around the time the 351M & 400 were busy.
You need to look at the front of the engine, where the timing chain goes. Cleveland engines have a cast into the block chamber for the chain and gears to sit in, whereas the Windsors have a timing chain cover. See if you can tell which one you have. Take care, ~Chris
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