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#83882 10/07/2007 6:32 PM
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The casting number is 3921970, the number and letter on the dist pad are KO313RE, I know it is a 292 of some were between 1966 and 1980but would like to know more and the numbers on the pad should do that but don't know were I can find that info.
Thanks for yalls help super250six

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Go to THIS LINK and click the Casting Numbers link on the left side of the page and there is info on that page plus links to other pages.


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#83884 10/09/2007 3:19 AM
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tried that and got what I have all ready.

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Do you have the complete engine or just the block?


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#83886 10/11/2007 2:19 AM
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I have the complete engine, with out the manifol and carb.

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1963-'66 Block 3921970 Forged 6 counter weights -7/16" bolt holes on flange Head 3864890

1967-'90 Cast 12 counter weights - 1/2" bolt holes on flange Head 3864980
Source: Leo Santuccii's Power Manual

Hope this helps.


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