The 5.3L engine and the 350 (5.7L) engine are not directly interchangeable due to differences in design, engine management systems, and mounting points. The 5.3L is part of GM's LS engine family, while the 350 is an older small-block engine. Although some components may be compatible, a complete swap would require significant modifications. Always consult with a knowledgeable mechanic or specialist for specific compatibility and installation details.
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The 350 is a GM engine made from 1967 to 2003 which is actually 349.57 cubic inches or 5.73 liters.
350 cubic inches.
what year is a 350 block with the stamp GM8970010
The GM 350 engine, a popular small-block V8, was produced from 1967 until the early 2000s. To identify the specific year of a GM 350 engine, you can check the engine block's casting numbers, which are usually located on the rear of the block near the bell housing. Additionally, the engine's VIN or a date code stamped on the block can provide further details about its production year. Each of these identifiers corresponds to specific years and variations of the 350 engine.
Google the vin that's on the block
3.48 inches.
Yes it can. It is the same engine.
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It's probably a 1972 350.
No, the 350 refers to the engine's displacement. 350 Cubic Inches Displacement to be exact.