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Casting # on 66 SS
Quick question on 66 chevelle ss i just got. On the engine casting # is T0106EDH The 1 looks like an I but would this be Tonawanda Jan 6th 325 hp holley! This is all new cool stuff im learning as an old newbie!
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Re: Casting # on 66 SS
You are correct. Is the serial number of you car on the pad also.
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Yes it is mathes vin # Thanks for replie!
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Re: Casting # on 66 SS
Just for Clarification:
That number along with the "partial VIN" is referred to as the "deck stamp".
The casting number for the black is at the rear of the block where it meets the bell housing
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Welcome to the site.
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Welcome Ian, to Team Chevelle.....
The last 3 letters (EDH) of the suffix code denotes to: 1966 396 with 4 bbl carb, 325 hp, manual transmission.
The last 3 letters (EDH) of the suffix code denotes to: 1966 396 with 4 bbl carb, 325 hp, manual transmission.
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I think the H stands for the carb being a Holley as some 325 HP's were quadrojets and some were Holley Is that correct or did I remember it wrong.Almost forgot Welcome to the Team
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I think the H stands for the carb being a Holley as some 325 HP's were quadrojets and some were Holley Is that correct or did I remember it wrong.Almost forgot Welcome to the Team
Correct. Although every 66 Impala 396/325 I have ever seen had the R code for a quad, and every 66 Chevelle 396/325 I have ever seen had the H code for a Holley. Not sure if they ever actually built either of them the other way around, although both the quad and the Holley are shown as possibilities in both the Impala and Chevelle Assembly Instruction Manuals.
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