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What is the combustion chamber size of heads with casting 376450?
The combustion chamber size of the heads with the casting number 376450 is 60cc. It is possible to install larger valves.
What is Combustion chamber sizefor heads with casting number 3986339?
IT's posted on Chevellestuff.com it says they have 74.56 cc combustion chabers and came on 1971 200 horse 307's
What is the cc chamber on a Chevy head casting number 14022601?
58cc
What is this gm casting 3904390?
Heads: Casting Number 3904390 - 1966-68 427, Intake 2.06, Exhaust 1.72, Closed Chamber, 98.4 CC.
What is GM block casting number 1400207?
What engine casting number is 14010207
What size Chevy engine has casting number 397004?
What Chevy engine block has the castin I mean casting number 397004
What Chevy engine has the casting number 3970011?
What Chevy engine has the casting number 3970011?
How do you know what heads are on a Chevy 350?
There are casting shapes on the front of the head, but, without experience, this can be tricky. Best way is to pull off a valve cover, and check the number. You will see a big long GM number. The last three numbers, are the casting numbers. 461, and 462, are 1:94, small chamber. 186, and 041, are the same, but made later with alternator brackets, for mounting alt., ect. 441, is the same, but with larger chamber, to lower compression. The last one I do not remember the number, but, the front has a triangle on it. 1:70 intake, larger chamber, smog head. Useless.
What does the block casting number 3218618 mean?
Jeep 258 engine block casting number.
What year and size engine has casting number B1378704E?
What year and size engine has casting number B1378704E
What year is a chevy engine with casting number 10066036?
The Chevy engine with that casting number was made in 1993.
What type of cylinder heads are casting 8796896?
Casting number 8796896 corresponds to a set of cylinder heads primarily used in GM's small-block V8 engines, particularly those from the late 1970s to early 1980s. These heads are typically found on 305 and 350 cubic inch engines and are known for their relatively low performance characteristics compared to other heads from that era. They feature a small combustion chamber, which contributes to lower compression ratios. Overall, they are often considered less desirable for high-performance applications.
