Pontiac and some other GM motors have the passenger side cylinder bank ahead of the driver side.
This is why number 2 cylinder is ahead of number 1, and as such the last rod on the crank closest to the front of the motor is number 2 not 1 as on a SBC for example.
Don’t forget that a V8 is really just 2 V4s that happen to share the same block!
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