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Big Block Oiling System
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FE SERIES
Ford’s “FE” series big-blocks went through the most extensive oiling system changes of any Ford
engine ever made. Most evident was the 427, which underwent significant changes throughout its
service life, leading to the “Side Oiler” design of 1965.
The 332/352/360/361/390/406/410/ 428 didn’t change much except for the distinct differences
between mechanical lifter and hydraulic lifter blocks. Hydraulic lifter blocks have twin oil galleries
drilled the length of the block to supply the lifters. Mechanical lifter blocks have the bosses at each
end of the block, but without the oil galleries.
The “FE” oiling system is simple in scope, with a sump-positioned oil pump and pickup centered at
the front of the pan. The oil pump is driven by the camshaft via a driveshaft tied into the distributor
shaft.
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The “FE” oiling system took on a distinct change in the 427. The 427 block came two ways—Top
Oiler and Side Oiler. Most 427s were Top Oilers. Beginning in 1965, Ford’s concern over oil
starvation at the main and rod bearings led engineers to the conception of a whole new 427 block
casting called the “Side Oiler.” The Side Oiler had an additional oil gallery that ran down the left-
hand side of the block, feeding bountiful amounts of oil to the main and rod bearings.
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All "FE" engines have a cast aluminum oil filter mount bolted to the side of the block
as shown on this 428 Cobra Jet. The oil pressure sending switch or sending unit
mounts on top. This is an oil pressure sender for a gauge, which is larger than an oil
pressure light switch.
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Oiling system modifications for the “FE” are traditional hot rod steps. Chamfering the crankshaft
journal oil holes improves oil flow. Using a high volume oil pump increases flow. High pressure isn’t
always the answer. If you are maintaining 10 pounds of oil pressure for every 1,000rpm, your
engine should remain healthy. If you expect 7,500 rpms, then ensure your oiling system will
maintain 80 psi at high revs.
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High Performance Ford Engine
Parts Interchange
by George Reid
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First-ever book about Ford parts interchange
Covers the entire range of Ford engines from
221-CID to 460-CID
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This is one of the best books ever written about Ford engines.
Covering both big- and small-block Ford V-8 engines, this
first-ever book on the subject provides indispensable information
to the Ford enthusiast. Included are high performance factory
parts, interchangeability between Ford Windsor and Cleveland
engines, extensive coverage of the 302 and 351 series as well as
the 352, 390, 406, 427, 428, 429, and 460 big block engines,
factory casting numbers, etc. Read the sample pages from each
chapter to learn more!
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Click below to view sample
pages from each chapter
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"If you are trying to mix and match cranks and rods, this book
will tell you if it can be done. If you are trying to find the correct
casting number for a Boss 429 distributor, this book will have it
listed. What we really find appealing about the book is that, not
only is it a perfect resource for those interested in factory
correct restorations, but it is equally as useful for the
performance oriented engine builder. Each chapter points out
building tips, such as how to improve a Cleveland's oiling
system, or what heads will yield the best horsepower gains. As
with all SA Design books, this one is filled with pages of detailed
photographs and diagrams. This book will prove to be a
priceless resource, as many of the original Ford V-8 parts
become harder and harder to come by." -- FORDMUSCLE
webmagazine, February, 2000
In Stock and Ready to Ship!
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Small Block Fords
Chap. 1 - Small Block Ford
Chap. 2 - Cylinder Block
Chap. 3 - Crankshaft & Rods
Chap. 4 - Oiling System
Chap. 5 - Cylinder Heads
Chap. 6 - Intake System
Chap. 7 - Ignition System
Chap. 8 - Exhaust Manifolds
Chap. 9 - Cooling System
Big Block Fords
Chap. 10 - Big Blocks
Chap. 11- Cylinder Block
Chap. 12 - Crankshaft & Rods
Chap. 13 - Oiling System
Chap. 14 - Cylinder Head
Chap. 15 - Intake System
Chap. 16 - Ignition System
Chap. 17 - Exhaust Manifolds
Chap. 18 - Cooling System
All Ford Engines
Chap. 19 - Gaskets
Chap. 20 - Engine Math
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Softbound
8-3/8 X 10-7/8
160 Pages
417 Color Photos
Item # SA56
Price: $22.95
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Click here to buy now!
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This is a great book that any Ford engine enthusiast or
engine builder is sure to love!
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Ford Big Block Engines
Hot Rod reports on Ford's big block during the musclecar
years. Covers the 429 intro., 390 & 428 Cobra Jet, FE &
385
Family, 429 Boss, 427 Wedge, 352, 428, 429 & 460
development, 405hp, aluminum heads. This is a great
book
full of articles with hard to find information about the
big block
Ford.
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Price:
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18.95
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The Step by Step Guide to Engine Blueprinting
Practical methods for racing and rebuilding, selecting and
preparing parts, and how to buy machine shop work. This
completely revised and updated version containing an
additional 32 pages is simply the best book you can buy on
engine preparation for street or racing! Engine Blueprinting
shows the reader how to use precision measuring tools,
calculate compression ratios, degree a camshaft, and much
more!
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Price:
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19.95
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How to Build Max Performance Ford V-8s on a Budget
This book addresses high-performance V-8 engines
such as the 289, 302, 351ci small-blocks found in
Mustangs, as well as the FE series of big-blocks.
Emphasis throughout is a budget approach to building
high performance power plants through the use of
over-the-counter factory components and selected
aftermarket pieces. Includes realistic, low-cost formulas
for building serious horsepower in Ford V-8 engines.
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Price:
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22.95
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