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Old 04-09-2005, 08:07 PM   #1
aimzes
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Default its a 5.8!

a 351 is a 5.8 litre right? its 5765cc or something but rounded up its 5.8. over the years ive seen write ups in mags where they go "the awesome power of the 5.7 in the ford" like for instance an article on a cobra which in the pics had 5.8 badges the writer put it down as a 5.7.

and i let it go for years. it was usually online on some yuppy-a*sed site (carpoint...etc.) so i though wtf would they know so i didnt really give a s**t. but recently i read it in (i think) performance ford mag... either that or street fords mag.

so wtf. do you refer to it as a 5.7 or a 5.8?

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