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Old 04-29-2008, 06:36 PM
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I posted this awhile back but thought I'd add it here for reference in case anyone wondered what that lump under the hood actually weighs.
Complete 400 engine, iron heads and water pump, but without headers or flywheel attached.

Not that you could run without it, but now you know.

Anyone know what is the wt difference between aluminum heads vs Iron?
Aluminum water pump vs iron?
Aluminum bellhousing vs Scattershield?
I can wiegh fully loaded #16 D-ports(just removed a pair) vs ported E-heads with 2.19/1.66 vlvs(triple vlv springs) without rkr arms for comparison.
And water pumps. Have couple each.
And stock bell housing.

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