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350 block w/o crank

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DCM

04-26-2007 13:13:23

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Is a 25-30 yr old 350 cid block any good without a crankshaft? Got an opinion here that its a boat anchor,that another crank would not work.Any thoughts? Dan

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buickanddeere

04-27-2007 18:33:20

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to DCM, 04-26-2007 13:13:23

A 400 crank turned down to fit the 350 block and 5.7 rods is cheap extra torque & HP. New cranks are cheap in the Summit Racing Catalog.

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DCM

04-27-2007 20:27:22

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to buickanddeere, 04-27-2007 18:33:20

Thanks B&D for the tip.Dan

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Rob Hartman

04-26-2007 18:38:14

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to DCM, 04-26-2007 13:13:23

Hi Dan, My book says it is a 1975-1977 350 C.I.D, 165HP, engine. More than likely 4 bolt mains, did come with a 4 barrel carb and manual transmission. The K 10 is a 1/2 ton 4x4. These are the blocks most engine builders are after because if they are not cracked, they are naturaly hardened because it most likely was over heated more than once in a truck.

Rob

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DCM

04-26-2007 20:43:44

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to Rob Hartman, 04-26-2007 18:38:14

Thanks Rob, that is some good info. Dan

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Mike M

04-26-2007 15:33:18

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to DCM, 04-26-2007 13:13:23

If the block is good and has the main brg. caps then it wouldn't be any problem to buy the rest of the parts to make it new again (or better). Parts are reasonable for those.

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DCM

04-26-2007 16:05:12

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to Mike M, 04-26-2007 15:33:18

I may have the caps,they is a box of dismantled parts that showed up with the block but no crank.Dan

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Rob Hartman

04-26-2007 15:24:50

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to DCM, 04-26-2007 13:13:23

Dan, Get me the code letters and numbers off of the front pad. If your standing behind the block it's on the right side above the water pump hole. I can tell you what it is. Rob

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DCM

04-26-2007 16:02:02

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to Rob Hartman, 04-26-2007 15:24:50

Howdy Rob,the #s are T61509421 K10 27 TXD. Thanks. Dan

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04-26-2007 13:56:13

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to DCM, 04-26-2007 13:13:23

You writing about a Chevy small block? Worth core deposit for rebuilder- $25.00-$50.00 if someone has a broken block and getting rebuilt block to replace. If you are planning to rebuild a 4 bolt main bearing block for hot rod use at about 300hp - get a crank kit for use after line bore and get to work- good block is $100.00. Some castings believed to be stronger because of high nickel content used in material cast- Camarro blocks and some C10, C20 commercial blocks, need to check Chevy hot rodders for casting codes. Plain 2 bearing low compression block good for 200hp rebuild or mix and match from a cracked block that some body didn't put antifreeze in-??$ whatever market. RN

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DCM

04-26-2007 15:06:18

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Re: 350 block w/o crank in reply to RN, 04-26-2007 13:56:13

It is a chev, RN thanks for your insights,I won"t be throwing it away.Dan

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