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I have a 1967 302/350/327 chevy block 13.1 compression ,202 heads, hyd roller cam iam tring to id this cam numbers are 19566 94c1c 280/290 . question if i degree cam can i get the info i need like lift ect..
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how do you have a 302/350/327 chevy block 13.1 compression
The cylinder size will affect the compression? It cant be all 3.
Sorry, but I have no idea how to get the info on a cam unless it has a part number on it.
The cylinder size will affect the compression? It cant be all 3.
Sorry, but I have no idea how to get the info on a cam unless it has a part number on it.
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the block numbers are 3892657 944 657 HB H22 L226 Block # it may be a 302 but it listed as 302,327,350 block the machine work was done at Dewco racing 202 heads big dome 60 over steel crank and rods cat gear drive electric water pump all ARP bolts Air 4 high intake roller cam i think its custom ground roller lifters whats your thought on this engine? i have about $3,000 invested. the heads numbers are3782461 D305 GM9 the engine is 1967 The heads are stamped Dewco 775
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With a dial indicator and degree wheel, you can measure lift as well as your "etc".
On a 1967 block, the HB suffix code means it's a 327, 275 h.p.
Your heads are 1965 327, 62cc chamber. D305: April 30, 1965 (A=Jan., B=Feb., etc.)
On a 1967 block, the HB suffix code means it's a 327, 275 h.p.
Your heads are 1965 327, 62cc chamber. D305: April 30, 1965 (A=Jan., B=Feb., etc.)
Last edited by Camaro 69; Mar 24, 2011 at 12:59 AM.
