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LT1 block part # ? Discontinued??

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Old Jul 6, 2007 | 03:05 PM
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Default LT1 block part # ? Discontinued??

have they been discontinued from GM ? Im trying to get a part # to order one up through the local Gm dealer but I'm having no luck trying to find a new 2 bolt iron block.

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Old Jul 6, 2007 | 06:51 PM
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I can't help with a GM p/n. Pace lists three numbers for LT1 partial engines

- 88894195
- 88894196
- 88894197

They might be able to go to a breakdown of components for the block
number, but I suspect not.

If shopping for a used block, others have posted that the LT1/LT4
5.7L blocks have #10125327 cast into the block.

Lore has it that Corvettes received 4-bolt versions; f-bodies, Impalas
and cars based on the Impala received 2-bolt versions. However, I
believe members here have posted that due to production considerations
this was not always strictly observed. I don't know personally.

A smaller 4.3L (265) version of the Gen II engine was produced. It
can be identified by a casting number of #10168588. These are
all supposed to be 2-bolt.

Casting numbers from Jims Performance and Mortec

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Old Jul 6, 2007 | 07:15 PM
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casting # for 2 and 4 bolt block is 10125327,don't know if this is what you want.
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