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03-01-2024, 07:22 PM
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K301 VS K321 Blocks.
Does anybody know if the K301 block is physically the same as the K321 in the piston bore casting area? The stroke is the same, just the bore is .115" bigger. I guess the question is, can a K301 block be bored out to 3.50" from the K301 bore of 3.385".
I can get a package deal on two blocks, two heads, crank, cam shaft, governor and oil pans for $200 Plus a few bits and pieces. But they're all for a K301. 
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03-01-2024, 07:44 PM
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I believe the block walls are thinner on the k301 as compared to the 321.
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03-03-2024, 07:16 AM
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THINKING:
Do some digging on here and the 'net, as in the back of my forgetful brain there is something about some blocks that have enough meat to go bigger. it might be the little 7-8 horse engines, also it seems some were non marked 301 blocks. maybe I read it on a puller forum somewhere. but it does exist, I just can't bring up full recall for a definite answer. 
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