L68 codes
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L68 codes
I purchased a 1969 corvette L 68 that was missing the original motor, trying to build a motor for this car need some help with the motor. I want to build a correct 400 hp tri power, can someone give me the correct number for the block, heads, intake and any other items that I might need to build a date correct motor.
My vin 194379S710482
My vin 194379S710482
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Hi NBK,
I suggest you buy the NCRS 68-69 CORVETTE TECNICAL INFORMATION & JUDGING GUIDE, and the NCRS 1953-1972 CORVETTE SPECIFICATION GUIDE. You can buy these at the store on the NCRS website. You don't need to be a member, (although joining would be a great idea), to buy them.
Those books will give you lots of part number and date information far beyond the things you listed in your post.
Regards,
Alan
I suggest you buy the NCRS 68-69 CORVETTE TECNICAL INFORMATION & JUDGING GUIDE, and the NCRS 1953-1972 CORVETTE SPECIFICATION GUIDE. You can buy these at the store on the NCRS website. You don't need to be a member, (although joining would be a great idea), to buy them.
Those books will give you lots of part number and date information far beyond the things you listed in your post.
Regards,
Alan
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I purchased a 1969 corvette L 68 that was missing the original motor, trying to build a motor for this car need some help with the motor. I want to build a correct 400 hp tri power, can someone give me the correct number for the block, heads, intake and any other items that I might need to build a date correct motor.
My vin 194379S710482
My vin 194379S710482
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Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 31,267
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi PRNDL,
Your pont is well taken That's why I suggested the NCRS information because the part numbers stated take into consideration various options that a particular car might of had.
Regards,
Alan
Your pont is well taken That's why I suggested the NCRS information because the part numbers stated take into consideration various options that a particular car might of had.
Regards,
Alan
