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info about Goodwrench 350???
as of manufacturer I don't know.
Josh
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>Replie
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The Camel Hump Heads are not all high performance heads. They were standard
issue on all small block Vette motors 63-68 and many passenger cars from what
I understand. I
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so what you guys are saying is that this motor would not hold if i put a set
of camel hump heads and 480 lift cam on this thing
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> I wonder what all the hubb of bub was all about on HOT ROD! I think
>this article came out in the late 80's. I can't quite remember but they
>built a 383 combo for a
Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List]
info about Goodwrench 350???
as i remember,the targetmaster started life as a "GM" athorized "re-manufactured" engine that was sold by dealers and chain type parts stores, and i also remember a very high faliure rate.
true
wrong info on mex blocks All mex blocks are of a 4bolt nature due the fact that they are weeker castings than domestic blocks -- they are cast with much less nickel & tin therefore making them prone to HIGH wear(have seen cyl. ridges at 50k that 010/020blocks wont have at 150k)
Robert O. Mean
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>I think the Mexico engines are made a little stronger then the American
>blocks. I read this in Hotrod Magazine way back in the early 90's.
That could be true. I never go
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>The "regular" Goodwrench 350 is made in Mexico, as are the Vortec
>heads. No promises on the "B" 350, but mine doesn't say "Hencho En
>Mexico" on it that I've found.
It'
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I've heard/read that the Mexican blocks are actually beefier than the late
70's-mid 80's blocks? CHP did a buildup with a Goodwrench 350 and they got
well over 400hp out of
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info about Goodwrench 350???
We aint just talking made in Mexico. I do believe assembled is the correct term :)
Larry
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Get the Goodwrench replacement for an early-'90's "B" body. You have a
roller cam, hypereutectic piston, powdered metal connecting rod
shortblock for only a little more tha
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>does anyone know any specs on the Goodwrench 350 engine. i remember someone
>wanting to buy one awail ago and everyone was saying some pretty good things
>about it. i nee
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does anyone know any specs on the Goodwrench 350 engine. i remember someone
wanting to buy one awail ago and everyone was saying some pretty good things
about it. i need
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