--Thanks guys, the caddy motor is a 1968 472 with 375hp @ 4400 and 525 torq at 3000
rpm and 10.5:1 compression ratiowow, thats stock! oh no, somethings going to brake
;)
Is it true that a caddy motor only weighs about 40lbs more that a 350? and that a
caddy weighs in at around 5000 lbs
www.mortec.com/ is a good site for decoding numbers for big or small
blocksheads.
John
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--I know this is a chevelle list but the caddy motor is in a chevelle!
I have another question to ask about ithow do I tell what year the motor is? I
know by the numbers on the block but is there a site to decode this?
thanks again
michael
On Sun, 12 May 2002 22:49:07
LXVIISS wrote:
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Michael,
I hope you have an older Caddy engine than Sarah
lists below. The 1969 version of the 472 had 10.5:1 compression, 375 HP at 4400
RPM, 525 lb-ft torque at 3000 RPM. The 1970 version had 10:1 compression, same
HP and torque rating (hmmm?). The 1971 version had 8.5:1 compression, 345
At 07:28 AM 5/12/2002 -0700, you wrote:
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>--Hey, the 72 ended up having not a 425 but a 472 caddy motor! any
> one have any specs on this motor? how much power stock and torq?? any
> help would be great guys!
Good deal, don't know the specs, but that's a much better motor.
Kelly & Jana Ha
--Hey, the 72 ended up having not a 425 but a 472 caddy motor! any
one have any specs on this motor? how much power stock and torq?? any help would
be great guys!
mike
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