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262 CID: 1975-1976 |
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BORE: STROKE: DECK HEIGHT: DECK CLEARANCE: COMPRESSION HEIGHT: ROD LENGTH: ROD RATIO: ROD JOURNAL DIA.: MAIN JOURNAL DIA.: MAIN BEARING BORE DIA.: |
3.671 3.100 9.025 0.025 1.750 5.700 1.840 2.100 2.450 2.641 |
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BORE vs STROKE |
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BORE |
STROKE |
CRANKSHAFT |
CID/Liter |
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3.671 3.671 3.671 3.671 3.671 |
3.000 3.100 3.250 3.480 3.750 |
265/283/302 262 307/327 267/305/350 400 |
254.0/4.1 262.4/4.3 275.1/4.5 294.6/4.8 317.5/5.2 |
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Introduced in 1975 it was the smallest small block produced to date. It has the smallest bore of 3.671- inch with a stroke of 3.10-inch. It was dropped in mid-1976 due to its lack of power in wheelbases over 110-inch. This block can be bored .030-inch max. |
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