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Old 06-15-2004, 07:59 AM   #1
mrein3
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Finally I Got a What Did You Get Done Thread

After watching everybody make posts showing off all the fine work they have done on their trucks I finally got off my butt and did something. This is a bare 350 block I pulled out of a 1971 Monte Carlo that the Minnesota road salt got the better of. It is currently at the machine shop. My plan is to make a 383 out of it for my truck.

According to the mortec site the "010" and "020" mean:
"Some of the smallblock motors used blocks with an additional 1% tin and an additional 2% nickel added to the cast iron alloy. These very desirable blocks can be identified by looking at the block face under the timing chain cover for "010" and "020". These designators can also sometimes be found on the rear face of the block inside the perimeter of the bellhousing mating surface. "

I hope the pictures attach. This is my first attempt with the "new" board.
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