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#438691 08/05/2008 2:27 AM
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I have a 270 that I'm rebuilding. Does anyone know what the number stamps are on block deck by each piston bore means?
Thanks.

GMC Trucks #438768 08/05/2008 5:04 AM
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These numbers were stamped at the factory to denote slight differences in bore size. Pistons were then matched to the bore. After a re-bore the numbers mean nothing.


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