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Old 08-22-2010, 09:55 AM   #19
Shaky
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Re: swappin a 292 for a 350

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Originally Posted by 68lwb292 View Post
You know Stacy David did a straight 6 on his show Gearz and they claimed it was a 292. I went round and round with his people on his forum about how I thought it was a 250 because it had the mounts centered on both sides but they finally got mad enough to kick me off their forum. They claimed they checked the numbers and everything else but I still claim its not a 292.
It's easy - tell him to order up some 292 lifter valley cover gaskets and install them. When there's an extra coupla feet of gasket hanging out it'll be obvious...
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