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Old 05-08-2006, 10:08 PM   #12
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Re: GMC VS Chevy Motor

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Originally Posted by dougs69c10
do you know what your talkin about? Buick and olds small blocks would usually and often did out torque the chevys, pontiacs, they had one block, from the 2xx up to the 455 was all one block.

As far as caddy's go, nothin beats house pulling torque just off idle. Theres prob not a big block stock for stock that can keep up with a caddy motor
That is not exactly true. Pontiac motors looked the same from the outside but there were two series of blocks. Small journal (301, 326, 350, 400) and large journal (321, 389, 455). The 301s of the 80s were also called a "short deck" engine because the deck height was unique. Sorry for the useless trivia.
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