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Old 07-30-2014, 01:42 AM   #1
Dillon Rock
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Sanity check here. lol.

Well a discussion quickly led to an engine deconstruction earlier in my garage with a local member IHA1992 and we tore his factory 283 apart this evening. I looked at the conn rods and found them stamped like it had been apart before. Did the GM plants stamp their conn rod uppers and lowers in house or no? My 292 wasn't stamped so I figured I'd ask you gurus and your wealth of knowledge.
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