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Username Post: Tall Deck 427
gchemist 
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gchemist
Loc: Austin, TX 78748
Reg: 05-09-00
02-20-12 05:46 PM - Post#2193086    
    In response to Dad

Welcome to the site. The truck tall deck motors are strong at low RPMs. C30+ trucks used them for hauling cargo. Car and truck motors are different. The difference is deck height, intake, distributor, and the tall decks came with 4 ring pistons. Heads, crank, cam, rods, etc etc will interchange. The intake will not interchange.
If the height of the tall deck is no concern , add a 4.25 stroke crank, 6.385 rods, the "regular" 454 pistons of your choice, and cut about .050 off the deck. Simple, cheap and easy 496.

The motor gurus can provide better information.
'83 Silverardo XST - ZZ4 powered
'96 GMC Jimmy LS

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