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4V bolt-ons to convert 272 2V

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I'm looking to upgrade my 272-2V in a Tudor to a 4V. I want FoMoCo parts to bolt on, if possible, without modifications.

I'm starting with ECH-9431-A exhaust manifolds for duals to help expel. Now, to help the intake side...

I have read (Y-Block Guy, Mummert) that Ford made a couple different heads in '55 (ECG-A or ECG-C?) that were purportedly for a 272-4V intake. True? If so:

Which are correct or best for a '55 272? What intake mates to these? (ECZ-9425-A or B?)

Is there also a small-ported aftermarket 4V intake that a modern Holley/Edelbrock will bolt on? Carb adapter is OK on either, if I have to.

Sources for these good original FoMoCo or aftermarket parts?

Is an MSD distributor available for this 4V setup?

I guess an Edelbrock FM255 is overkill?

If I eventually rebuild the 272, what cam, preferably Isky, would be best (slight lope) for an otherwise stock engine with these (4V) bolt-on upgrades?

Thanks,

Paul

"The way that you wander is the way that you choose..."



1955 Ford 70B-223/FoM, 1955 Ford 78A-272/3sp




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