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Top 10 engines of all time
On all Cylinders ^
| January 26, 2014
| David Fuller
Posted on 10/02/2015 12:59:05 AM PDT by Cowman
(#10): Ford 427 SOHC (#9): Ford 351 Windsor (#8): Chevrolet 454 (#7): Cummins 5.9L I6 Turbo Diesel (#6): Chrysler 225 Slant Six (#5): Chevy 427 (#4): Ford 300 I6 (#3): General Motors LS1 (#2): Chrysler 426 HEMI (#1): Small Block Chevrolet (Gen 1) 350
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To: W.
I've had 2 Rancheros, one ‘73 with a 351 C stock that I replaced w/a 351 W. Had another ‘78 w/a 351 W. Both ran real well but I have a ‘94 F150 w/a 5 liter(302)EFI in front of an Interceptor 4EO auto. It would out perform all the 351s. Over 200K on it and just last week took it out to punish it. It still shifts into high gear after the speedometer is against the peg...8^)
To: HandyDandy
they went with a 455 (which may have been the pinnacle of displacement in a passenger car engine?) I think that would be the 500 Cadillac (for V8's anyway)
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Cowman
(As Jerry Williams used to say --- When comes the revolution....)
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