RE: 440 blocks

[tom hecht <baddd65@xxxxxxxxx>]

according to the article in 440source, the hp2 was
built on 2nd shift, the aticle was written to clear up
the myths surrounding 440's

tom
65 satellite
(and 440 lover)




--- Larry Bode <64bel@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


> No difference between a HP block and a non hp block
> AND the six pack block 
> is the same block.
> Some folks think an HP2 is a six pack...I have a 6
> pack engine with HP 
> only, there are 1968 HP2 blocks...go figure.
> 
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> >>From: ledman_70@xxxxxxxxxxx
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> >>Thanks for the info everyone. So, there is no real
> difference between a
> >>440 Magnum block and a 6-pack block? Are they
> marked the same?
> >>Jeff
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> >> >
> >> > Jeff - the F means 1970 and the numbers 2 13
> and 1 9 are the month and
> >> > day
> >> > of the engine build date.  Mopar stamped
> engines with HP2.  I cannot
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> >> > designator for a six pack engine.  Joe
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