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10-24-2005 12:47 PM #1
ID 2 bolt main vs 4 bolt main???
Can anyone tell me how to tell if I have a 2 bolt main or a 4 bolt main without removing my oil pan? Chevy 350.
Thanks,
Dave
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10-24-2005 03:23 PM #2
There really is no way to tell. The blocks have identical castings, therefore, identical casting numbers. Numbers 460703 and 10036033 are the only normal production blocks that were all 4 bolt mains. I've never seen any blocks with the first number, but the latter is fairly common as it is the block used in the Goodwrench crate motors. It is a Mexico cast block and not as good as the earlier blocks. 3970010 is the most common casting number, but can be either a 2 or 4 bolt main block. The 4 bolt blocks of that casting number are desirable because some were used in factory high performance motors such as the 375 hp LT1 350 as well as in trucks.
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