Engine size
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I’ve posted before with no luck and would like to know if anyone can help identify the engine size of my 1970 C10. I know it’s not the stock motor. I have posted a couple pics of the block numbers and while investigating engine sizes it looks like it’s either a 283 or 327 but I can’t find anything that can tell me the correct size. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Engine size
Likely 327.
https://www.mortec.com/castnum.htm And suffix code also says 327. http://nastyz28.com/gm-chevy-codes/c...s-suffix-5.php While suffix code also says 57 283 that can be ruled out if your block has side mount motormounts. |
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The book says 1967, either a 302, 327, or 350. EC says 66-327. That is a bit confusing.
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if you check other sources you’ll find EC is for 67 too.
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Wow it’s very confusing. Thanks for your reply.
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Thanks for your reply. It looks like geezer#99 seems to agree. The question now would be what year it actually is and what affect this would have on buying parts.
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Pick a year.
66,67 close enough. You could find the date code to narrow it down. Pics in here where to look. https://www.mortec.com/ |
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geezer,
The only other stamps I can find are the I3 to the left of the casting numbers in my picture and the one I just attached which I think is just a time code. Sorry it was raining so it's not very clear. |
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Likely need to clean all the paint off to find more.
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The block casting numbers look like it is 67 and casting numbers for a 67 Camaro Z28 . If your other pad numbers match could have some good value .
http://www.1968ss.com/sbcnumbers.asp |
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