Mopar Performance R3 Race Block - Small Block Mopar - New on 2040-parts.com
Avon, Connecticut, United States
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This is a new unused Mopar Performance Cast Iron R3 Race Block part # P4876791AD. Specs of the block per Mopar Performance are as follows:
• Process-controlled castings utilizing high-strength cast iron • 100% CNC machining with full statistical process control • Thick deck surface and six-bolt cylinder head attachment for improved sealing and reliability • 9.200” deck height • Tappet angle 59° • Thicker main webbing and pan rail for improved rigidity • Four-bolt mains - ductile iron • 2.50” main journal diameter • Machined for "LA" and Magnum head oiling, as well as engine mounts • Wet sump oiling
The block casting number is P4532907. This is an unused as delivered R3 block ready to build into a large HP small block.
Price is $3,200 plus actual freight shipping cost. I can provide freight quotes. Shipping to be charged via PayPal separately on invoice of goods once arrangements are made with the buyer based on their location. Local pickup and international shipping also welcome. |
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