I know, I'm just busting your balls. ::thumb::The argument has been going on for years. Technically, I guess the best description is "Ford's Big Small Block" or something like that.
http://www.7173mustangs.com/thread-are-the-351c-big-block-engines
It shares many characteristics of the FE/FT and MEL engines it was designed to replace (considered big blocks), which had 332 and 352 ci sizes as well. Kind of muddies the waters, eh?
If deck height alone determines if it's a big or small block, then I guess it's a small block. Never mind that the heads are as big or bigger than most 'big block' engines.
It's all confusing... I'm no expert... so I'll retract that comment. :whistling:
That car's still a hot mess, though.
I look at it this way, we all know a 460 is a big block. You cant bolt a Cleveland up to the same tranny as a 460, 429, ect.