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12-05-2007 02:37 PM #1
I'm going to wear this 427 thing out.
Really folks....I've been reading for days. My eyeballs are gettin sore
I was hoping Pat McCarthy would step in?
Does anyone think any of these remans would give me a good start on a big block build? I might add fuel injection much later as $'s come my way. For now I'm thinking about the 427 (love the revs) mated to a 700R4. Going in a 36 Chevy Lowcab Pickup. Max Hp less than 500 HP. I've kind of lost interest in the LS1/4L60E. Too much for me right now. Maybe next year. I need to get this thing rolling in the next 6 months (fingers crossed).
I assume one of these might have a steel crank. It was suggested by a friend to try to stay away from the tall decks? I assume that has to do with the shape (spark pattern?) of the combustion chambers. Oh.....I feel ignorant!
Does anyone know where I can cross reference these part numbers myself?
A local chevy mechanic?
Reman / Core $/ Shipping
CHEVY 7 427 V8 - 66-69 Passenger Cars DC86 $1,590 $2,700 $265*
CHEVY 7 427 V8 - 69-84 Truck , with bosses
on head for a/c mount, block#220, 776, 478, 470,
521, head#865,, 765, 771, 772, 328 DCF1 $1,590 $600 $265*
CHEVY 7 427 V8 - 85-90 Truck, without water
cooled air brake compressor, block#220, 776,
478, 470, 521, head #359 DCF2 $1,890 $800 $265*
CHEVY 7 427 V8 - 85-90 Truck, with water
cooled air brake compressor, block#220, 776,
478, 470, 521, head#359, 052 DCF3 $1,890 $800 $265*
CHEVY 7 427 V8 - 91-94 Truck, TBI,
block#10114184, crank#10114189, full
circle rear seal DCF4 $1,890 $800 $265
You're welcome Mike, glad it worked out for you. Roger, it's taken a few years but my inventory of excess parts has shrunk a fair bit from 1 1/2 garage stalls to about an eight by eight space. ...
1968 Plymouth Valiant 1st Gen HEMI