I am rebuilding the motor in my 68 327/350. The car is a 4 sp. with A/C only, no P/S or P/B. I am not the original owner so it's originality is unknown. My question is should the motor be stamped with a HP or HT. The Tech. Manual list both.
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That's a hoot...there's an ERROR in the Corvette Black Book! It says what I recited but that's in conflict with what's listed in the NCRS JG book as well as Hollanders!
The NCRS JG says:
HP= 327/350 with MT, P/S and A/C
HT= 327/350 with MT
Here's the Black Book table I cited...Last edited by Jack H.; April 4, 2010, 09:47 AM.- Top
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NCRS pocket spec book also lists the HP suffix as base motor 327/300 with MT / AC and PS.
I assume this is in error and I should make a correction in the book ?Tom Hendricks
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That's a hoot...there's an ERROR in the Corvette Black Book! It says what I recited but that's in conflict with what's listed in the NCRS JG book as well as Hollanders!
The NCRS JG says:
HP= 327/350 with MT, P/S and A/C
HT= 327/350 with MT
Here's the Black Book table I cited...
I think you may have an old Black Book. Mine shows the HP suffix as 350HP MT/PS/AC.
Tom Hendricks
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I have two original "HT" 327/350hp 1968 cars. One is a coupe, no A/C, manual steering & manual brakes. Other is a power steering, power brake convertible, also no A/C.
...this issue has come up a few good times in my 10yrs on the InterWeb on 1968 Corvettes.
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Jim what does your engine have stamped, HP or HT?
My original owner 68 has the 327/350 HT original engine. No a/c, pwr brakes, or pwr steering.
Kurt Bunting has a 68 with a/c perhaps he will see the post and tell us what stamping he has.- Top
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Thanks Jim, My motor casting is the 678, the date is right for the block and heads. I asume that the motor has been rebuilt once or? as the block has been decked. You use another gentlemans opinion to your answer, would he have any insight to my problem? Thanks in advance,
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I believe "HP" is correct for 327/350hp WITH AC and Power Steering. Same code on 66 and 67 cars also. I had a 66 with 350hp, air conditioning, power steering and K-19 California Smog pump. That engine was "KH"
I have seen some "HT" stamps on 327/350 air conditioned cars over the years, but never at a judged NCRS meet.Over 80 Corvettes of fun ! Love Rochester Fuel Injection 57-65 cars. Love CORVETTE RACE CARS
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I believe "HP" is correct for 327/350hp WITH AC and Power Steering. Same code on 66 and 67 cars also. I had a 66 with 350hp, air conditioning, power steering and K-19 California Smog pump. That engine was "KH"
I have seen some "HT" stamps on 327/350 air conditioned cars over the years, but never at a judged NCRS meet.- Top
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