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    5/27/2020 10:50 AM  #26

    6sally6
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    Re: A 331 for Gary

    MS wrote:

    Interesting the 86 still came with a fuel pump eccentric, but one that is thinner and not viable as an actual part to run a fuel pump.  I have seen those before, on an 86 5.0 I bought.

    It IS thinner! (or just the angle of the camera shot?!)......Ain't that interesting?!  Wonder what FoMoCo was thinking.....
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    5/27/2020 12:06 PM  #27

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    Re: A 331 for Gary

    i bought that scat rotating for under a 1000 from my machine shop and then had them use their flex and balancer to then balance the whole assembly. 1300 total..

    I am building a 347 too as you know. .happy to help .. got most of my info from MS's list

    With an undecked block and 11cc dish pistons ona 347 i am at 9.5:1 compression.

    Last edited by Gaba (5/27/2020 12:07 PM)

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    5/27/2020 2:26 PM  #28

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    Re: A 331 for Gary

    6sally6 wrote:

    MS wrote:

    Interesting the 86 still came with a fuel pump eccentric, but one that is thinner and not viable as an actual part to run a fuel pump. I have seen those before, on an 86 5.0 I bought.

    It IS thinner! (or just the angle of the camera shot?!)......Ain't that interesting?! Wonder what FoMoCo was thinking.....
    6sal6
     

    No idea, in '86 they had EFI.  SD EFI, but EFI nonetheless. 
     

     

    5/27/2020 4:10 PM  #29

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    Re: A 331 for Gary

    TKOPerformance wrote:

    6sally6 wrote:

    MS wrote:

    Interesting the 86 still came with a fuel pump eccentric, but one that is thinner and not viable as an actual part to run a fuel pump. I have seen those before, on an 86 5.0 I bought.

    It IS thinner! (or just the angle of the camera shot?!)......Ain't that interesting?! Wonder what FoMoCo was thinking.....
    6sal6
     

    No idea, in '86 they had EFI.  SD EFI, but EFI nonetheless. 
     

     
    The machine shop never got the engineering change memo.

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