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Picked up a free 383. Siezed. Started pulling it apart or trying to today. Found it’s been apart before. 030 inches over and the heads(906) have been cut to a 2.14 intake but they kept the 1.74 exhaust. Looks like they at least gasket matched the ports too. The piston part numbers come back to a 11.5- 13:1 compression ratio. Someone had a very nice little 383.

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Picked up a free 383. Siezed. Started pulling it apart or trying to today. Found it’s been apart before. 030 inches over and the heads(906) have been cut to a 2.14 intake but they kept the 1.74 exhaust. Looks like they at least gasket matched the ports too. The piston part numbers come back to a 11.5- 13:1 compression ratio. Someone had a very nice little 383.

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Sure not factory slugs in there. You get it apart, un froze?
 
I can be in Wisconsin within an hour and a half drive from here and get some fresh cheese when I do get up there...

After all, Wisconsin's license plate says, "America's Dairyland"...

We are...and I can get fresh cheese pretty much anywhere here. Favorite is about 20 minutes away. 1 room cheese factory with just tables set up to sell. Bagging fresh cheese curds right in front of you. Nothing like fresh curds when cheese is still warm and squeaks when chewing.
 
Sure not factory slugs in there. You get it apart, un froze?
Nope. Only managed to get the one piston and rod out. Can’t even get the cam out, number 8 cylinder, the two lifters are frozen in place solid. Along with one in cylinder 6 preventing the cam from moving out. Soaking everything in a mix of kerosene and atf type F. It’s worked before so we’ll see if it helps.
 
Nope. Only managed to get the one piston and rod out. Can’t even get the cam out, number 8 cylinder, the two lifters are frozen in place solid. Along with one in cylinder 6 preventing the cam from moving out. Soaking everything in a mix of kerosene and atf type F. It’s worked before so we’ll see if it helps.
Heat is your friend..
 
I used to play hockey for about 10 or so years,have not had my feet in a set of iceskates for over 15Years,today i bought myself a new pair of skates and im going to try them tomorow lets hope i survive this...

We went to see a fight and a hockey game broke out...
 

Anyone recall if the factory big block cams were single or three bolt cams?
 
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