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Old 07-15-2001, 09:54 PM   #6
thunderbolt
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ponydude:
No idea, what the te stands for. By the way, this method works for all ford parts, but the casting numbers are when the casting was made. So several parts in my 72 are stamped D1 because the casting was made in 71 and not changed in 72. Engines apparently get stamped with each year. If you have an 87 block, you got a good one, roller cam and all, decent block thickness too.
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