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06-08-2010, 07:24 PM
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Re: can -am aluminum engine
Here's some Alum. Mk1V block casting #'s and info I have saved also posted in previous threads here before..
Please feel free to add the missing & more info also clarify and/or correct any mistakes.. Can-Am blocks 68/69 - Reynolds # 0-294550 = Linerless? # 0-321270 = Linerless? # O-326711 = 4.44" bore with steel liners (427 ci) Can-Am blocks 70/71 - Reynolds?. # O-399204 = 4.5" bore and steel liners (509 ci) # O-495102 = 4.5" bore and no liners ZL-1 Factory blocks - 1969 - Winters # 3946052 (No 'O') 427 ci. ZL-1 Factory blocks - 1997 & up # 3946053 (No 'O') 427 ci. # 3992038 (O?) * may be 4.44" bore w/ Liners - era?. # ? - Yenko - Casting has YENKO # ? - Yenko - Casting has Y E N K O # ? - Yenko - Casting has Yenko Crest Logo # 3946502 is the # quoted on the Guinn's Engineering site but the # is actually 3946052 as shown in their pics.. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img] ~ Pete
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