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#178932 04/08/2005 5:10 PM
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I stumbled across this site...provides good info on engine and trans weights.
http://www.gomog.com/allmorgan/engineweights.html


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#178933 04/09/2005 12:46 AM
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One thing, the numbers are just a rough guide. For example it says the big cadillac 472 and 500s weigh 625, well I have seen on another board where a guy weighed his and it came out to 666 pounds(no joke). So allow 5-10% for errors.

#178934 04/09/2005 4:02 AM
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Every motor is different...you could have all kinds of engine add ons like AC or you could have a really dirty motor...that could easily account for 40 lbs. Lacking anything else to go by, This site appears to be a reasonable guide.


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