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Old 02-10-2005 | 08:28 PM
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IDing a motor, need help

i just pulled my motor out, i believe its a 87-91 vette TPI becuase it has aluminum heads...the block number is 14093638 and the number on the back of the driver's side head is 11191...can anybody help?
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that site didn't really tell me much when i looked it up...i found the right block casting numbers, it said 87-95 2 or 4 bolt mains with 1 piece seal or something like that...i wanna know exactly what year vette it is out of..
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You can look at the date code on the LR corner,



or the VIN code on the RF corner:

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then where do i look all of this up? because in my auto class, we are ripping apart by buddy's iroc, and we didnt' know which kind of motor was in it, so we ripped out the motor, my teacher took down some numbers, went to his computer and found out every little thing about the motor, what vehicle it came outta and everything...i would ask him but he was gone all week, so i thought maybe you guys could help out before monday.
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The serial number should have six digits which matched the original vehicle's VIN series.

You can find more information here: http://www.nastyz28.com/sbchevy/sblock.html
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