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1970 c10 350 4 bolt main?
New to me truck about 4 months ago. On the tail end of a restoration
I don't see myself pullinf the oil pan anytime soon and trying to find out if my 350 is 4 bolt main. Being work Trucks where they all 4 bolt? Just curious. Thanks Mark |
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My 70 C20 is a 4 bolt main. Original engine, rebuilt once
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If you want to rebuild, then do it. We just went with a 350 crate engine from Radley Motors in VA. MUCH cheaper than trying to rebuild. Do a search here for Radley and look it up that way. |
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Not all the 010 blocks were 4 bolts.
327's could be 010 blocks and where definetly not 4 bolt. You need the suffix code from the front pad to know for sure |
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I've been inside a lot of motors, and I've never seen a main bearing cap fail in a stock motor, 2 or 4 bolt. The rods are likely to go long before the mains do. |
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To my understanding they put both 2 bolt and 4 bolt blocks in the trucks. One interesting piece of info that I received years ago....was that the 4 bolt main engines were easily identified by a 1/8" Npt plug, facing upwards at a minor angle, in the front casting of the block....just below the intake manifold join and just left (passenger side) off centre close to the upper water pump area. Supposedly this was used to either pre-lubricate or test something connected with that 4 bolt option. (?) I don't know if that is fact....but the truck engines that I have seen that are 4 bolt, have had that 1/8" npt plug. All Good Coley |
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