Just got our hands on a built Ford 460 cheap...
The left head say "DOVE-C"...the right says "DOV-C".
Engine ran great before tear down, and we have looked, measured, and compared, and can find absolutly no difference.
Am I to presume that the "E" somehow designates the "left-side" head?
Thanks.
No, The "E" stands for engine, so the bean counters and book worms know that part was originally released for production by the engine division. "A" is chassis, "B" is for body, ect. Service parts have another letter usually for the car line it was intended for, "Z" for Ford or "Y" for Lincoln. The "C" suffix is the enginerring level, C would indicate the 2nd revision from the origonal part. 429-460 heads will fit on left or right banks except those drilled for thermactor.
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No, The "E" stands for engine, so the bean counters and book worms know that part was originally released for production by the engine division. "A" is chassis, "B" is for body, ect. Well...its most definetly an engine part...Ill have to assume they left out the "E" while casting by accident.
Thanks.
Ding!
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