Big block identification
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There is no such thing as a "w-block".
The first VIN derivative you posted is a 1974 motor installed in a car from Lansing. The other three are marine/industrial motors. No, there is no difference in the block from those used in passenger cars. The block casting numbers would also help.
The first VIN derivative you posted is a 1974 motor installed in a car from Lansing. The other three are marine/industrial motors. No, there is no difference in the block from those used in passenger cars. The block casting numbers would also help.
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There is no such thing as a "w-block".
The first VIN derivative you posted is a 1974 motor installed in a car from Lansing. The other three are marine/industrial motors. No, there is no difference in the block from those used in passenger cars. The block casting numbers would also help.
The first VIN derivative you posted is a 1974 motor installed in a car from Lansing. The other three are marine/industrial motors. No, there is no difference in the block from those used in passenger cars. The block casting numbers would also help.
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