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Chevrolet Performance C5R Racing Bare Aluminum Block Developed for C5R Corvette Racing Program, 900HP

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C5R Racing Bare Aluminum Block Developed for C5R Corvette Racing Program, 900HP
C5R Racing Bare Block
  • Developed for C5R Corvette racing program
  • Premium "hipped"* and x-rayed 356-T6M aluminum block
  • 4.117" finished bore, 4.160" max bore
  • Capable of over 900HP!
  • Currently unavailable.
    This product is not available, please call customer service for options, at 1-800-345-4545.

    What is the cubic inch?

    Asked by: Julian Greene
    This is a bare block only with 4.117 bore. Which ever crank the end user decides to use will determine the cubic inches.
    Answered by: Jon Jegs Tech
    Date published: 2018-03-29
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