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05-08-2003, 08:58 PM
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351 also uses 1/2 inch head bolts, while the 302 uses 7/16 inch, so you need to get the adapter also. But i would also recommend that you only put those heads on a fairly modified 302. Remember, bigger isnt always better, its about port velocity, expect to lose some bottom end torque.
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