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Old 08-20-2013, 04:16 PM
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Default Re: Need help in identifying motor please

Cool!
Others here can clarify but O-326711 may be one of the original Reynolds casting alloy Can-Am 430 blocks?
The Hank crank is probably more recent but what's cool is Sevakis Industries Detroit is who Reynolds had doing their machining on the original Can Am ZL1 motors also the alloy Pontiac lumps a few years later too!
Check bore/liner situation and if fuel pump provision also other details of what you have and post some pics if you can.
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