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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Decoding/Numbers => Topic started by: rd67RSSS on November 17, 2006, 01:22:49 PM
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I have a 1967 RS/SS Convertible built in Norwood 06C (May 3rd week) and the car is without a drivetrain.
I know I need a 3892657 350 engine block, but was reading on an RCG article that later in the build year they switched from the 462 cylinder heads over to a 291 cylinder heads.
With my car being a May (3rd week) 1967 assembly date which was probably a early May assembled motor what heads are correct for my application? 462's or 291's???
Thanks!
Rick Hexemer
1rhexemer63@adelphia.net
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Something don't sound right. 06C is the third week of June not May. I believe a may built engine could have had either casting.
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I don't have the date for the Camaro, but the 291's replaced the 462's in the Corvette in mid-march; my June 8th-built Corvette has 291's cast in late May.
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Too much coffee...
Yes... its an 06C (June 3rd week).
So it sounds like I should be using the 291 heads if the engine was assembled on late May/early June then?
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I always thought the #291s were only used in very late '67 and 1968 before the alternator bolt holes appeared. I do know that a lot of '68 Z/28s had #291s--I have a pair. And there were 2 different #291s--the 1.94" valve heads didn't have factory machining to unshroud the intake valves like the hi-po 2.02" valve heads. This is why I love this site--you always learn something new.