Thanks Dale

I have a SB in the shop that I am considering swapping into my 65. The BB in the car has RPM heads that for some reason has bad valve seals after 4 years and probably less than 20K miles. The engine has been in the car more than 10 yrs, 8.25:1 comp with the flat to pistons. Runs very well with gobs of power. The SB is a 383 w/ 69-70 polished camel hump heads w/ 2.02 int., 10.5:1 forged pistons, Bow tie rods, Hyd sky 280 Mega cam. The bottom end is 4 bolt, a windage tray, and a stress jig (sprint car style). The engine was built a few years ago, so I have to take it apart and clean it up. But basically it has a lot potential, with an updated cam and hyd lifters. The BB will cost a lot of money to do what I want. A forged bottom end with 10:1. If some money falls out of the sky I will get an alum block.

Probably more info than you wanted.  But that what on my mine.

Larry

Dale wrote:
www.mortec.com has casting numbers.

Dale McIntosh
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What is the link where I can identify my SB heads with the small double
humps.

Larry


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