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Originally Posted by patrickt
One of the better answers floating around www.fordfe.com as to 352 is that, since the front on most FE's are machined the same, the jobsetter on the machining line set his tooling according to "352" specifications. Who knows. |
Patrickt,
That would make as much sense as anything else I have heard. Only one thing wrong with that IMHO. The 352 wasn't the first FE engine. The 332 was. So if the 352 came a year after the 332, which had the same front as every FE from it on up through all the rest, how did the machinist know the 352 specs?
Ron
