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| Topic subject | block weight and demensions |
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124752, block weight and demensions
Posted by talonesiracing, Mar-24-09 01:07 PM
alright guys I need the full long block weight and demensions if someone has the ability to get that.
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124758, RE: block weight and demensions
Posted by 420agreenvilleSC, Mar-24-09 03:05 PM
240 lbs on long block with no accessories on it
24x12x36 i'm guessing
why do you ask?
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124759, RE: block weight and demensions
Posted by talonesiracing, Mar-24-09 03:17 PM
shipping perposes
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124760, RE: block weight and demensions
Posted by ez, Mar-24-09 03:38 PM
It's only 240? interesting. feels so much heavier then the weights at the gym, he he
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124763, RE: block weight and demensions
Posted by RoninEclipse2G, Mar-24-09 04:23 PM
Originally posted by ez
It's only 240? interesting. feels so much heavier then the weights at the gym, he he
I thought mine felt lighter than that. I practically squatted mine and bear hug carried it across the garage after I got it from deej.
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124771, RE: block weight and demensions
Posted by 420agreenvilleSC, Mar-24-09 06:40 PM
well, our auto tranny weighs 149 lbs. that's with the tranny and torque converter with NO fluids in either.
take your engine and balance it on a scale that weighs people. Balance it with minimal effort to get as accurate results as possible.
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