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Old 11-05-2003, 06:23 PM
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Default Re: Why the overbore from 396 to 402

The three letter suffix began on the new 402 CID blocks.
Their cylinders were overbored by .032.
Example:
Code JH is 396.
Code CJH is 402.(or 400 as Kurt mentioned)
I have seen late built 1969 Chevelles with the three letter suffix block.

Kurt S
You say no 1969 Camaros have been found with the three letter suffix,even thought the 1969 Camaro model was carried over late into the 1970 model run.
I would have thought those later built Camaros recieved a three letter suffix,as the Chevelles did.
Anyone know why they didn't?
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