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Explanation of -C casting code from ''N'' GURU John Smith...
''1951 Serial number 8N343593 - 8N442034
At serial number 403489 a dust shield was added to the inside of the distributor to help extend the life of the contact points. The engine block cylinder bores were enlarged and the sleeves were changed at serial number 433578 to a cast iron material with a .090" wall thickness (piston size remained the same). The "8N-B" casting mark on the left rear of the block was then changed to "8N-C" and the star on each end of the serial number was changed to a diamond. Because Ford stopped supplying the steel sleeves, many older engines were rebored at overhaul time to use the new cast iron sleeves. The engine oil pan casting was beefed up to give it extra support to resist cracking from the strain of front loaders.''
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