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10-01-2020, 07:51 PM
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Heres what I have found out.
And I thought WDC means Winter die casting Can-Am blocks 68/69 - Winters # 0-294550 = 4.250" bore with steel liners Experimental Prototype 67-68 Dry sump (427 ci) # 0-321270 = 4.440" bore with steel liners Experimental Prototype 68 no boss for mechanical fuel pump(430, 465 ci) # 0-326711 = 4.440" bore with steel liners Experimental Prototype 68 (430, 465 ci) # 3946052 = 4.440" bore with steel liners (430, 465 ci) # 3946053 = 4.440" bore with steel liners (430, 465 ci) Can-Am Block 70 Winters # 3946052 = 4.440" bore with steel liners (494 ci) # 3946053 = 4.440" bore with steel liners (494 ci) Can-Am blocks 71-72 - 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 427 ci. # 3946053 427 ci ZL-1 Factory blocks - 1997 & up # 3946053 427 ci. # 3992038 may be 4.44" bore w/ Liners - era?. # 3946052 Yenko Casting LC 427 # 3946053 Yenko - Casting has YENKO # 3946053 Yenko - Casting has Y E N K O # 394605Y Yenko - Casting has Yenko Crest Logo 
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