and they have 4 bolts on each side to install the intake, there are no center bolts on the intake on a vortec
jrm81bu said:maddog20_20 said:TeezySupreme said:Alright, thank you all but how do you Id vortec heads?
96-99 truck engines. The casting numbers end with 906 or 062. So when you open the hood of a 2000 or newer chevy pickup and see "vortec" on the engine cover and see aluminum heads, that is a whole different critter.
Not 100%. The 1st gen Vortec stayed in production til 2002. 2000+ they can still be found in 3/4 and 1 ton vans and some trucks.
maddog20_20 said:as long as they are 906 or 062 casting they will go on just about any SBC - on a 400 the steam holes would have to be drilled
maddog20_20 said:Truck (vans) only from what I have read and found in the scrap yards.
Pennsy86Montessguy said:You can identify them by the sawtooth casting marks on the front of the heads as well.
maddog20_20 said:cdg1984 said:If you cant find any vortec's to get rebuilt, check for some double humps. Not as good as vortecs, but theyre pretty affordable. I just found a set on craigslist with 2.02 in and 1.60 exh completley rebuilt and decked to 57cc for 300 bux. Just keep your eyes peeled.
Better check the exhaust seats on those - if they haven't been changed I don't think they won't live long on unleaded fuel.
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