Description:

This very extraordinary ford kent block has been collecting dust in my garage for two decades now. Was once fitted to my Mallock and functioned very well untill I burned a piston.

Block has been properly stored those years and only brought to the garden to take pictures with (slightly) better light...

Might be useful to build an extreme KENT or BDA engine.

The iron block is totally machined-out and filled with a massive steel insert that consist of 4 cilinders. The massive insert is srewed on top of the lowered original cast-iron cilinderblock. Head gasket is of the will's-rings type. I have a set of spare rings to go with it.

Cilinderdiameter is 85,0 mm.

All crank bearingcaps are full steel.

Perhaps somebody likes to give this special block a new life and built himself the most extreme kent engine imaginable...