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I have a small block engine that I bought to rebuild. It is a one piece seal block with a casting date in late 1988, casting # 14093638. When I took it apart it had flat tappet lifters in it. The lifter wells are nearly 1/2 inch deeper than an early 70's block. I need to know if this was made for roller rockers, as I understand that Chev. changed to rollers around this time. I don't know the history of the block before I got it. How can you tell the blocks that were made for rollers, as opposed to the earlier style?
tom hargrove
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It sound like you have one of the first equipped with the roller cam set up. Does the valve covers also have two bolts in the center instead of 4 on the outer edges? My guess is it does.
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If it means anything...my 88 Chevy pickup has roller rockers
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