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My superstock motor Kuntz did has a Boss block with stock cast iron E7TE heads. Might wanna ask them
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Boss Block, Iron (Explorer) GT40P's, Cometic .027 mlg , no issues
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Since Ford made this great idea you would think they would make some kind of expansion plug for the holes. I may make my own punch and die but Ford should have already done that. |
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Ok just relax i had the same thing happen to me. Filled it up on the dyno poured out i looked like idiot. Had a machine shop put cast iron rod pressed in the block to fill those holes. Cost me $600 i think but all has been good, this is a stocker with e7te heads been this way for years now lots of runs on it. In the catalog there is fine print about this didn't see this till after the fact. Have pictures on an old phone can send you. Will be a couple of weeks till i get home, racing in Arizona right now.
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I had access to 68 J Code heads for $100 and this undid it. Can't blame Ford, though. They make it clear in the Product listing on the Ford Performance Parts website:
"Designed for M-6049-X306//X307/C3/D3/Z304DA cylinder heads. Not designed for production 302/351W or M-6049-Y302/Y303/X302/X303/X304/X305 cylinder heads" That block worked OK on AFR 1399 heads with gaskets made for the 6010 block. They are GT40 castings. Gaskets must be straight on the exhaust side to keep the water where it's supposed to be. I'm switching classes with n351 iron heads and double checked with Mike Delahanty first. Used to be director of Ford Short Track Racing, so he knew the head.Got an answer lickety split! Rely on your peers. Looks OK so far. Don't go all BowTie on us, now... James: Good luck and have fun. Hope to see you in the combo this year - SS/CS.
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