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10-22-2001, 04:36 PM
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Re: Yenko aluminum
To my knowledge, Winters still did the casting - the customer was Yenko instead of GM. I have some advertisements for these blocks from Yenko SportsCars Inc. where they say 'we are using the same foundry that produced these blocks for Chevrolet Motor Division and employ the original Chevrolet quality specifications.'
Features; * Precision line bored * Case weight 85 pounds plus liners * Superior oiling system * Beefier rear main bearing casting * Durable - easy to repair * Uses stock Chevrolet parts * Centrifugally cast extra thick liners * Screw-in freeze plugs * Pressure tested * Latest machining methods employed Ask for Bill Smith 412-941-3260 M
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