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December 18th 04, 03:49 AM
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Unless you are going into racing, or planning on hauling a very heavy
trailer, save your money and forget about it. Even in racing, All 327s including the 6500 redline fuelies were 2-bolt main engines. The '67 Z-28 302 was a 2 bolt. Most passenger car 350s are 2 bolt mains and they haul a reasonable trailer load also. Cost is the price of the caps, price of align boring the caps, and drilling/tapping the block for the extra bolts. Look around on eBay, you'll find plenty already don't and at a much cheaper price. "dave" > wrote in message ... > I see Moroso has a new kit which enables one to do this. Has anyone done > this themselves, or, had a machine shop do it ? Cost ? Difficulty ? > 
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