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Old 06-30-2004, 02:29 AM
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Default Can Am Blocks and ZL-1s

The ZL-1 is based on the early Can Am block used by Hall &
McLaren. From photos and storeys the blocks appear very similar.

Does anyone know what heads they used, were they the early L-88 heads or as they were casting blocks for only a very few were they also producing open chamber heads for this small group of select customers.

Has anyone here, ever seen, owned, built, opened up, one of these early engines.
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Default Re: Can Am Blocks and ZL-1s

If you go to McLaren's trust site, listed is a pic image of one of the original engines used; by comparing things in the photos, one can depict the dateline. I would suggest trying to contact them thru their site. Sorry, I cant remember that link address...
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Old 07-01-2004, 12:06 PM
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Default Re: Can Am Blocks and ZL-1s

Thanks will do, it was more of a Can Am question really.
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Default Re: Can Am Blocks and ZL-1s

Try this site www.bruce-mclaren.com
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