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sdbob sdbob is offline
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Previously I always wanted to weigh a SD455 block. Last Friday I got access to a gov certified scale,the bare std bore block with all the caps and bolts,but no freeze or screw in plugs weighed 195#. When I found that SR SD455 block in 1975 and tried to lift it myself i new it was heavy. Just info. John and Rocky I have all the nos numbers for you guys.

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Old 02-10-2021, 07:26 PM
Tellyshavilli Tellyshavilli is offline
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Previously I always wanted to weigh a SD455 block. Last Friday I got access to a gov certified scale,the bare std bore block with all the caps and bolts,but no freeze or screw in plugs weighed 195#. When I found that SR SD455 block in 1975 and tried to lift it myself i new it was heavy. Just info. John and Rocky I have all the nos numbers for you guys.
Thanks for that information I always wondered

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