casting #'s question?

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10-27-2004, 05:49 AM
chevythunder

casting #'s question?

:confused: Ok so heres a question for ya does anybody have a clue about the casting numbers on chevy 305 heads. I have to sets of heads sitting in the shop and when i run the #'s thru the books i come up with nuttin. i was going to use a set of 305 heads on a 350 project for propane operation to bring the compression up a bit to get a little more outta the propane, i know there wont be much more but i know a little more goes along way :3dSMILE: .The numbers on the first set are as follows (14102187) now the other set of heads will require shaving due to a slight bend in them so i hope that what i have here completely rebuilt are the 305's in question or i think im on a wild goose chase **) i think my books are so far out dated that i might be missing a page or two so if you have an idea i would really appreciate it thanks guy's
10-27-2004, 06:03 AM
awsum34

What i came up with is, 305 87 to 95 1.84/1.50 58cc
www.chevymania.com
10-27-2004, 06:19 AM
Bob Parmenter

The link awsum gave ya is a good thing to have. Here's another hint. If you go to Google, type in the casting number you get lots of feedback items that it's an 87+ 305. Google is a wonderful tool.
10-27-2004, 06:28 AM
john gemmer

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Originally posted by Bob Parmenter
The link awsum gave ya is a good thing to have. Here's another hint. If you go to Google, type in the casting number you get lots of feedback items that it's an 87-91 305. Google is a wonderful tool.

got to agree with that bob I spent the early part of the mornning when he posted it before and copyed the hole thing and put it to disk now I need to find a site for ford :p
10-27-2004, 06:48 AM
Bob Parmenter

Well then, THIS should make your day John;
http://www.aacncclub.com/

There's just gotta be a club and website for just about anything! Hmmmm, wonder if there's one for navel lint collectors?:HMMM:

Oh Good God!!!!!!!!!! There is!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.feargod.net/fluff.html
10-27-2004, 07:13 AM
john gemmer

yes sir thank you. thank you. Knowledge is power the more you know the more valuable you are to others and now I can learn about navel Fluff It just might come in handy one day:LOL: :LOL:
10-27-2004, 07:23 AM
john gemmer

more imput johnny 5 already has that one need more imput MORE IMPUT :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
10-27-2004, 07:37 AM
john gemmer

Re: casting #'s question?

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Originally posted by chevythunder
:confused: Ok so heres a question for ya does anybody have a clue about the casting numbers on chevy 305 heads. I have to sets of heads sitting in the shop and when i run the #'s thru the books i come up with nuttin. i was going to use a set of 305 heads on a 350 project for propane operation to bring the compression up a bit to get a little more outta the propane, i know there wont be much more but i know a little more goes along way :3dSMILE: .The numbers on the first set are as follows (14102187) now the other set of heads will require shaving due to a slight bend in them so i hope that what i have here completely rebuilt are the 305's in question or i think im on a wild goose chase **) i think my books are so far out dated that i might be missing a page or two so if you have an idea i would really appreciate it thanks guy's

here is another good site to check out http://www.nastyz28.com/sbchevy/sblock.html
10-27-2004, 07:43 AM
Bob Parmenter

Slow day at the Gemmer mansion John??:p :LOL:
10-27-2004, 03:08 PM
john gemmer

beleve it or not Im feeling Like Im back at home in washington here in arizona it has been RAINING all day whats up with that it dont rain here:mad: :mad: :mad: :p :D :LOL:
10-27-2004, 05:47 PM
chevythunder

THANKS ABUNCH GUYS AWSUM34 THATS THE BEST LINK I HAVE EVER SEEN I SPENT HALF THE DAY IDENTIFIEING ALL THE CASTING NUMBERS FOR JUST ABOUT EVERY CHEEBY PART I HAVE ON THE SHELVES AND HIDDEN IN SHEDS THAT I HAVE WROTE DOWN BEFORE STORING MOST OF THEM....THANKS AGAIN GUYS