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Brian Thompson
02-25-2007, 04:31 AM
I just picked up a 1966 (D296) 327 engine and need some help decoding it. Anybody up for it?
Engine Casting Number: 3858174
Engine Stamp in front of pass. head: V0505EER (No VIN)
Engine Date Code: D296
HB Casting on rear of engine (Other info on rear of Block: C, H4, 852, 174)
Head Casting Number: 3890462
Head Date Code: D206 and D266
Crank Casting: 2680
No Cam....I need to see if he still has it.
Thanks-
Brian
chevymusclecars
02-25-2007, 07:47 AM
Brian
You have a 327 275HP powerglide engine out of a 66 Chevelle. Might not sound like much but even though you have the small valve heads they can be opened up to accept the larger 2.20 valves and a lot of performance parts are available at reasonable prices for the 327.
Put it to good use.
Bill
Brian Thompson
02-25-2007, 11:52 AM
Brian
You have a 327 275HP powerglide engine out of a 66 Chevelle. Might not sound like much but even though you have the small valve heads they can be opened up to accept the larger 2.20 valves and a lot of performance parts are available at reasonable prices for the 327.
Put it to good use.
Bill
Bill-
Thanks for looking into this for me. Did you decode this from the EER suffix? I was not able to find anything on the suffix EER. If so, can you point to the site where this can be done?
Thanks again Bill-
Brian
chevymusclecars
02-25-2007, 12:03 PM
The EE code plus a casting number and date tells you for sure. The R after the code would tell you that the car came with a Rochester carb and if it had an H it would be a Holley.
Bill
Brian Thompson
02-25-2007, 01:00 PM
The EE code plus a casting number and date tells you for sure. The R after the code would tell you that the car came with a Rochester carb and if it had an H it would be a Holley.
Bill
Bill-
Thank you for helping me on this. I couldn't figure out how to decode the suffix.
Take Care-
Brian
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