Chinese look a like Little-M block
We have one in shop right now and have looked it over and checked it for brinnel test and it seems to be a very soft block as it tested in the low 140's
To give you an idea a 010 block is around 180ish and SHP block tested mid 190's and the Little-M and Big-M are mid 230's because of the nickel content. It lools like the block is finished honed and I have not probed it out for locations for deck heights, cylinder bore loctaions, lifter bore locations ETC. Looks like once the cylinders were honed they decked the blocka nd left a burr at the top of the cylinder as there is a zero chamfer on the tops of the cylinders. The lifter bores have a huge ridge at the top and on the bottom of the bores I would assume from machining the soft cast iron. With that soft of bore it would wear the cylinders out in a short time as well as the lifter bores. The rear main cap is not even flat where the pump sets on and they have welded what it looks like a insert where the threads are. I will post pics later on and what we find for demensions in another thead. For right now it does not look like a very high end peice and is surely a copy cat of the Dart Little-M block I beleive PBM is selling them with their name on them!! |
Are these blocks better or worse than a factory 400 4 bolt main?
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BUY AMERICAN !!!
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x2 140? thats weaker than a standard block.Time to pay a visit....
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Originally Posted by DrivingMissDD
BUY AMERICAN !!!
FACT! |
SAD BUT TRUE :cry: :cry: :evil: :evil:
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Only a %(I belive 60) of total cost OF THE PRODUCT including advertiseing to be called "MADE in the USA" :roll: :roll:
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I worked for a company that had some stuff made in CHINA then unboxed it, washed it in a hot tank, stamped the part number on it with a pin stamp and "USA" and repacked it.
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Originally Posted by Tod74
I worked for a company that had some stuff made in CHINA then unboxed it, washed it in a hot tank, stamped the part number on it with a pin stamp and "USA" and repacked it.
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Originally Posted by OneBadGMC
Originally Posted by Tod74
I worked for a company that had some stuff made in CHINA then unboxed it, washed it in a hot tank, stamped the part number on it with a pin stamp and "USA" and repacked it.
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