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04-14-2010, 08:11 AM
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Re: Smokey Yunick NOS 67 Z-28 MO 302
removed intake...I expected it may be ugly inside...buit it looked pristine still..with assembly lube still intact...
 
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04-14-2010, 07:48 PM
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Re: Smokey Yunick NOS 67 Z-28 MO 302
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on other head...can anyone decifer these?? what are the correct part numbers for the 67 Z pistons and cam? Thanks [/ QUOTE ] upon inspection in person looks like it says "pistons 3917624" "cam 3849347" some of the numbers are a guess, but that seems close... Does anyone know the correct published GM part numbers for the pistons and cam on the 67 Z-28s? Thanks....
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#9
04-14-2010, 08:01 PM
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Re: Smokey Yunick NOS 67 Z-28 MO 302
You may want to check to see if it has the stock bore. I bought a set of .020 over 302 pistons from a friend that he got at Smokey's garage sale (he bought several sets). The set I bought has stock size ring lands but he also had a few sets that had really thin ring lands. I can't remember the GM part number but it was stamped into the dome of each piston. I would vote for at least disassembling and checking that everything is ok.
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