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#467367 11/02/2008 10:30 PM
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Just curious. I've heard a 216/235 weighs more than a small block. But does it weigh more than a big block?

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Someone posted the weight of a 216 a while back but I don't remember what it was. I can tell you that when I lifted the head off of my 216 it felt heavier than the Queen Mary. grin


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I think weight of 216/235 blocks are about 250 to 300 lbs

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I guess I answered my own question with a little searching. A 216/235 weighs about 630 pounds. Wow! That's alot. A big block only weighs about another 50 pounds more. If anyone is interested, I found a engine weight chart here.


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