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any problems replacing a K301 with a K321 on a c120 hydro ?

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rmaynard

Can't think of any off the top of my head.

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953 nut

:WRS:          Should be a direct bolt up if the oil pans are the same. If not, and they are both big blocks then you can leave the 301 pan on the C120 and bolt the block to it.

 

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ztnoo

valleyboy,

I have a suggestion in regards to your posting habits on various topics.

In every topic you have ever started here on RS, save one, you are using you user name as the subject line, although you are posting in various forums on different subjects.

Doing so only impedes and confuses what you are attempting to ask and find a solution for.

 

I would say your posts will be much more quickly and effectively answered if you make reference to your specific problem or question in your subject line, rather than continuing to use your user name in the subject line.

If you don't, I can envision multiple topics (maybe eventually dozens) with exactly the same subject line going forward, with absolutely no way for anyone, or yourself, to clearly delineate what you might be describing short of actually opening each individual post.

That's very inefficient, not to mention confusing.

 

Just a suggestion and food for thought before posting a new future topic.

 

Regards,

Steve

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