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#203034 03/06/2006 7:03 PM
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Can someone tell me a web site that will tell me what engine I have in my 66 SWB? I do not believe it is what came as stock. The block casting # is 3877178C GM25. I think it may be from a '62 possibly a 235? I have been on this site since last summer in the lurking mode, but have learned alot from you guys about my 66. Thanks, Rick


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#203035 03/06/2006 7:15 PM
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Welcome, to the site Rick.
I am new also here, sorry I don't have an anwer, but I was wondering where did you find the casting number? I have a 66 GMC with a Chevy v8. Thanks in advance,and again welcome to the Bolt!


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#203036 03/06/2006 7:24 PM
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My is a six cylinder and the casting was on the passenger side near the bottom front of the block. Sorry cannnot help you with your v-8.


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#203037 03/06/2006 7:47 PM
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Rick, you have either a 230 or 250 engine. Most likely it is a 230. On the 8 cylinder engine the casting number is on the driver side rear of the engine, just above the bellhousing or transmission depending on which trans you have. There are several sites that give you breakdowns on casting numbers.


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#203038 03/06/2006 8:16 PM
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Thank you, I'll try finding it again(I am having a hard time with this one)


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#203039 03/06/2006 8:25 PM
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James can you give me a website to check the casting number?


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Hy guys, that casting number comes back to a 1963-78 230 or 250 hope this helps

#203041 03/07/2006 3:51 AM
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Is there a way to determine if it is a 230 or 250? :confused:


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#203042 03/07/2006 2:15 PM
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the v/8 number is on the bellhousing/ drivers side just below the intake maninfold


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