Cleveland bolt specs

Australian heads at least the ones I've seen and Boss heads do not have these marks. A casting number identifying the head is found on the deck side.

Four barrel 4V Closed While the 4-bolt main caps are found on only some of the C-4V engines, all C blocks are cast with provisions to accept the caps. The registration saddle is machined the same wide size as the 4-bolt engines. The supporting bulkheads are the same as the 2-bolt blocks, allowing the extra holes to be drilled and tapped. The M is sort of a hybrid between a C and the The C and M have the same bore and stroke - 4.

The C, M, W, and all other small blocks share the same bore spacing and cylinder head bolt pattern. Cleveland style heads were first used on the Boss The M has the higher deck block of the Shoulder Eyebolt tapped holes are to have a threaded length which allows for full length of shank engagement and clearance for the unthreaded portion of shank. Shoulder Eyebolts must be firmly seated and flush against the mating surface; otherwise, the rated capacity is reduced significantly.

The use of a steel washer or spacer is permissible and may be required; however, the thickness must not exceed one thread pitch. Plain Eyebolt tapped holes are to be threaded for full length engagement of the Eyebolt. Plain Eyebolts must have full thread shank engagement, allowing for one-half turn for proper eye-alignment to obtain rated capacities.

Periodic inspection of Eyebolts is highly recommended. Eyebolts should not be painted or otherwise coated when used for lifting; such coatings make it difficult to inspect for defects or wear indicators. Eyebolts should not be left where they can incur mechanical damage or corrosion.

Destroy Eyebolts when signs of bend, elongation, wear or damage are visible. Such signs indicate that the Eyebolt has been stressed overloaded beyond rated capacity. Never attempt to repair a stressed Eyebolt. Destroy Eyebolts when they show any signs of alteration.

The Q-code " Cobra Jet" version was produced from May through the model year. It was a low-compression design that included open-chamber "4V" heads, a special intake manifold, special hi-lift long duration hydraulic camshaft, special valve springs and dampers, a CFM D Motorcraft Carburetor, dual-point distributor, and 4-bolt main bearing caps. The horsepower rating dropped in to hp for the 4-barrel for the intermediate Fords, and still retained the higher hp rating in the Mustang.

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