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Old 11-08-2001, 08:20 AM   #16
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Now I thik we need to be careful on what we call a "Windsor". "Windsor" is just the name of the plant that produced the 351 small block. The 351 big block was produced in Cleveland. But guess what else was manufactured in Windsor? You got it. The 289 and 302 were produced in Windsor also so be careful when you do your shopping around and watch your words. Make sure you call the 351W a 351W and not just a Windsor. I made that mistake before and the "old timers" got on my a$$

So if i have to get a new block why not go for a windsor and get a vortech mounting bracket from alternative auto.

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