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When did they start putting the 327 cubic inch engine back in the pick up?
Chevy still has NOT reproduced the 327 CID engine. It is NOT used anymore. Alot of people call the 5.3L smallblock chevy a 327 and it is NOT a 327. It is a 325 CID / Cubic inch desplacement engine and that is 2 cubic inches smaller then a 327 engine. That is NOT much but it still is not a 327
What would a 4.060 bore x 3.75 stroke with a 350 crankshaft give me on an older Chevy engine?
A 4.060 bore with a 3.75 stroke is 388. A 4.060 bore with a 350 crankshaft is 360. yes the cubic inches of a Chevy small block with a 4.060 bore and a 3.75 stroke would have 388.4 cubic inches of desplacement however if you have a 4.060 bore and a 4.00 inch stroke you can have 414.3 cid but you have to use a 5.850in connecting rod for clearance of the counter weights
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