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Re: 400 sbc heads and steamholes? add them or?
What's a Pontiac?
![]() Crank, rods, pistons in a Pontiac are heavier, also. You any closer to working on the 428 for yours? |
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![]() Homeowner projects have the 428 on back burner. And it's hard pulling out the 400 when it runs so smoothly.
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Re: 400 sbc heads and steamholes? add them or?
An unrelated topic. With your experience...I believe that Chevrolet made the 327 into 1969? If they did, did they make a large journal 327 after 1967???
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Re: 400 sbc heads and steamholes? add them or?
Correct. My pet engine is a 327 that same out of a '69 B-body. It has been in one or another of our family trucks since about 1980. It is a large journal engine and has, near as we can figure, about a half million miles on it.
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