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Posted by Bruce Wa. on April 23, 2006 at 10:54:05 from (216.160.109.26):
In Reply to: which engine posted by gold-leaf-deere on April 21, 2006 at 20:04:33:
There are 4 big block engines. 401, 461, 478, and 549. The difference is in crankshaft stroke and bore. There are 2 different ones of each. Engines look pretty much alike except the bigger ones have an oil cooler and some have 4 barrel carb. These are powerful gas hogs that don"t hang together really well. Do not over rev it.
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