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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Firebird / April 2005

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Help with info on a 454 Chevy engine

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FBR - 19 Apr 2005 23:24 GMT
A freind pulled a 454 out of a motorhome to replace one in his pickup.
(kinda off topic I know but...)  He'd like any info anyone can give hime on
these engines.  Both the engines have heads that seem to be marked as "Hi
Perf".  Pics here:

http://cb.cliche-host.net/pics/454/454.html

the truck casting reads GM12T mfg 1975;  the RV; GM(I?)T mfg 1978

Both have 4 bolt main bottom ends.  Are these particularly rare or desirable
engines?  Would putting one in a farm truck be a waste?

Any help, hints, or comments wold be appreciated.

Thanks!
Charles Bendig - 20 Apr 2005 03:36 GMT
> A freind pulled a 454 out of a motorhome to replace one in his pickup.
> (kinda off topic I know but...)  He'd like any info anyone can give hime on
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> Thanks!

    It's just your standard truck 454. Same blocks, same heads as 1 ton
pick ups. The only truck big blocks that are different are 366 & 427
Truck Blocks. These are medium duty only engines (factory installed wise).
Charles
 
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