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weight of BB??
Any ideas besides its heavy, complete without intake or exhaust manifolds. Thanks Randy
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Is it that 454 w/400?
-I know I read a Corvette story about the B.B. being 200#+ over the SB....I will see if I can find it and see if it gives a #. It was about the 1970 LT-1 vs. the 1970 454.....weight was an issue in the overall performance. |
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After putting one in my basement...I say damn heavy.
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Its a 396 with no tranny.
I know there heavy Longhornman, I moved 12 of them twice in a month.;) Thanks Randy |
i know that their bigger than a breadbox
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Randy, I had asked this question a while ago. If I remember correctly, a complete big block all together weighs somewhere around 750 lbs.
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Each head is around 75lbs. thats all I know tho. :D
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My ZZ502 wiehged approx 720lbs. This was with alum heads, intake and WP. I thought for sure that the nose of my truck would dip severely when I installed it. to my surprise, it didn't. I would be interested to know the difference between the 350 and my ZZ....I bet it isn't much.
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They are correct, between 700 & 750 lbs complete.
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here is web site with a lot of specs including weight
http://www.stingray.nu/tips.htm Approx. 500 lbs all aluminum or 750 lbs all cast iron, complete |
Thanks guys!!!:D
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I have mine torn down now and the motor made my engine stand bend forward ,so I had to get it welded to reinforce it. The turbo 400 is very heavy also.
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