Ford 144-250 inline 6 high performance building

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==Preface==
 
==Preface==
 
You need to first determine what the final results are desired for the inline 6 engine build.  
 
You need to first determine what the final results are desired for the inline 6 engine build.  
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==Heads==
 
==Heads==
When working on the cylinder heads on the older engines (1960-'68) the 1960-'68 heads do not flow well. Replacement 1969-up heads are better, particularly casting numbers D8 and E0 heads, which would come in 1979-'83 model years. These heads have 1.75" intake/1.36" exhaust valve sizes. The exhaust valve seat can be machined to 1.5". The drawback to these heads is the chamber size is 62cc, 1960-'68 heads are 52cc, so compression drops approximately 1 point. There are also Australian cylinder heads with removable intake manifolds, but they are expensive. There was an aftermarket aluminum head developed from the Australian head available from classicinlines.com, but it is not currently available.
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When working on the cylinder heads on the older engines (1960-'68) the 1960-'68 heads do not flow well. Replacement 1969-up heads are better, particularly casting numbers D8 and E0 heads, which would come in 1979-'83 model years. These heads have 1.75" intake/1.36" exhaust valve sizes. The exhaust valve seat can be machined to 1.5". The drawback to these heads is the chamber size is 62cc, 1960-'68 heads are 52cc, so compression drops approximately 1 point. There are also Australian cylinder heads with removable intake manifolds, but they are expensive. There was an aftermarket aluminum head From Matt Cox at Vintage Inlines.
  
  
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If you would like to know more on the topic of 200ci cylinder heads and how they all stack up against each other I would suggest visiting the classic inlines tech archieves which has everything you would ever want to know. (linked below).
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If you would like to know more on the topic of 200ci cylinder heads and how they all stack up against each other I would suggest visiting the classic inlines tech archives which has everything you would ever want to know. (linked below).
  
 
https://fordsix.com/archive/www.classicinlines.com/Tech.html
 
https://fordsix.com/archive/www.classicinlines.com/Tech.html
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==Resources==
 
==Resources==
*[http://www.classicinlines.com/ Classic Inlines]
 
 
*[[Six cylinder inline (other than GM) parts and info sites]]
 
*[[Six cylinder inline (other than GM) parts and info sites]]
  
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