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02-06-2009, 02:36 PM
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Location: Satsop, WA
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Anyone have a 348 or 409 in their 60-66
Just thought I would bring this up to see if there was any interest. The 348 and the 409 were installed in the 60-65 C60 & C80 trucks and make a great powerplant for the C10 & C20 trucks. The 409 truck blocks are different then the passenger car 409 blocks as they have a relief cut out of the cylinder to lower the compression for the trucks. The passenger car 348 blocks all had the relief cuts in the cylinder. Some of the 348 truck blocks had two relief cuts and these are not desirable at all.
Here is a 409 truck block and a 348 double notch truck block.
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