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Shanons Engineering is proud to offer four versions of the Ford Eliminator 429/460 block depending on your performance application:

“Premier“

The Premier Block is engineered for the serious racer wanting all the goodies!
  • Capable of 4.700“ bore diameter with a nominal .200“ wall thickness
  • Siamese water jacket design with additional jacket volume for water to assist cylinder bore cooling
  • Unique 'Solid-Ladder' valley tray with crosshatch stiffening, designed for unbelievable top end strength
  • All five crankshaft caps are all machined from 8620 billet steel
  • All five crankshaft caps have a 4-bolt configuration
  • Splayed caps #2, #3 and #4 (straight 4-bolt configuration on caps #1 and #5)
  • Caps secured with chrome moly studs, bolts, washers and nuts
  • Machined for dedicated oiling to main bearings and oil grooves in main journals
  • Machined for 18-bolt cylinder head configuration
  • Machined for roller cam bearings
  • Screw-in freeze plugs
  • Oil galley threaded to accept 1/4“ pipe plug restrictor

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“Ultra“

The Ultra utilizes the same block casting and machining as the Premier but is configured with nodular iron bearing caps and grade 8 fasteners.
  • Capable of 4.700“ bore diameter with a nominal .200“ wall thickness
  • Siamese water jacket design with additional jacket volume for water to assist cylinder bore cooling
  • Unique 'Solid-Ladder' valley tray with crosshatch stiffening, designed for unbelievable top end strength
  • All five crankshaft caps are nodular iron
  • All five crankshaft caps have a 4-bolt configuration
  • Splayed caps #2, #3 and #4 (straight 4-bolt configuration on cap #1 and #5)
  • Machined for dedicated oiling to main bearings
  • Machined for 18-bolt cylinder head configuration and oil grooves in main journals
  • Machined for roller cam bearings
  • Screw-in freeze plugs
  • Oil galley threaded to accept 1/4“ pipe plug restrictor

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“HP Billet“

The HP Billet has the same block casting and cap configuration as the Ultra, but with a full water jacket (not Siamese), standard heavy duty lift valley and machined billet caps at #2, #3 and #4
  • 4.500“ maximum bore diameter
  • The water jacket does allow coolant to pass between the bores, as does the production 385 series engine
  • Caps #2, #3 and #4 are machined 8620 billet steel (nodular caps used on #1 and #5
  • All five crankshaft caps have a 4-bolt configuration
  • Splayed caps #2, #3 and #4 (straight 4-bolt configuration on cap #1 and #5)
  • Machined for dedicated oiling to main bearings and oil grooves in main journals
  • Machined for 10-bolt cylinder head configuration
  • Machined for roller cam bearings
  • Screw-in freeze plugs
  • Oil galley threaded to accept 1/4“ pipe plug restrictor

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“HP Sportsman“

The HP Sportsman has same block casting and machining as the HP Billet except for the main bearing caps. The HP block is configured with all cast iron caps.
  • 4.500“ maximum bore diameter
  • Water jacket design allows coolant to pass between the bores
  • All cast iron main caps
  • All five crankshaft caps have a 4-bolt configuration
  • Splayed caps #2, #3 and #4 (straight 4-bolt configuration on cap #1 and #5)
  • Machined for dedicated oiling to main bearings and oil grooves in main journals
  • Machined for 10-bolt cylinder head configuration
  • Screw-in freeze plugs
  • Oil galley threaded to accept 1/4“ pipe plug restrictor

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