Mopar X Block Race, New Unused, 4 Bolt Main on 2040-parts.com
Hoisington, Kansas, United States
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Mopar X race block. 4 bolt mains. Never bored. 3.91 rough bore. You can take these to 4.100 or more. This is an NOS race block that has never been used. Has some surface rust from the Kansas humidity but otherwise perfect. Just what is needed for a big bore small block stroker. 420 plus cid possible. These have elongated bores in the thrust direction, thicker decks than OE, and more extra features for specialized race applications. Pan rails are also thick and similar to the TA race production blocks. Shipping is possible but pickup is preferred.
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