Incredible Clevor -- The Frankenstein of Ford Engines

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We can't leave well enough alone at the Horsepower Monster, so instead of building anything ordinary we decided to go old school and pull one out of the history books -- with a twist. A Clevor mixes better breathing Clevland cylinder heads with a stout Windsor bottom end. But we also throwing in a stroker package, modern CNC-cut cylinder heads and fuel injection. Check out how we did it here. Here are some links to products I used in this build. Please note that I may receive a small percentage from any purchases made through these links. So thanks in advance for your support! Automotive Specialists: https://automotivespecialists.com Eagle stroker crankshaft: https://amzn.to/3YV5LEm Comp Ultra Pro Magnum rocker arms: https://amzn.to/4dEnyUS Fel Pro one-piece oil pan gasket: FEL-OS30616R Milodon water pump: https://amzn.to/471vfC0 One quick note: I mentioned in the video that it is hard to find a Cleveland style intake for a taller 9.5-inch deck 351 Windsor block. But there are some available for the shorter 9.2-inch Cleveland block. Yes, you can get intake manifold spacers. Currently, there is only one manufacturer of spacers for the Cleveland intake that I can find. It's a mom-and-pop shop, and when I contacted them to see what they had, the owner got really grumpy about some of the manufacturers and components I was using. So we decided not to deal with them, and I'll just leave it at that. 00:00 -- Why Build a Clevor? 02:09 -- Ford 351 Windsor block 04:47 -- Balancing the Eagle crank 05:58 -- Honing pistons 08:35 -- Crankshaft endplay 12:20 -- Eagle rods and JE SRP pistons 15:58 -- Camshaft specs 19:58 -- Cleveland vs Windsor cylinder heads 23:38 -- Coolant flow issues 28:43 -- TrickFlow Power Port heads 38:03 -- Dyno testing