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January 4th, 2004, 03:15 PM
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not a dumb question.
109 block is the stock 3.8 block that came in our cars and D5 is the stock converter that came in our cars also hope that helps
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FOR SALE! '87 Grand National: PTE-44, THDP w/ test pipe & cut out & cat-back exhaust, 42.5lb/hr injectors, Oil and Boost Gauges, Scan Master v2.1, , Air bags, Boxed LCA's, , Power Plate, Warlbro 340 (hotwired), Adj. Fuel Pressure Regulator, Trans built in 2005 by Janis Transmission w/ 2800 stall, drive shaft loop, rear seat braces, GTA (GNX look alike) wheels, 78k on the clock '84 El Camino: 350 bored .030, Holley Aluminum heads, 2.08" intake 1.65" exhaust valves, Holley high rise inake, Holley 750cfm, 10.5:1, .510/.510" 290/290° Cam, 1.6 Roller Rockers, MSD 6AL MSD Billet Distribuator, 700-R4 3400 Stall, B&M shift kit, 4.10's and a minispool.... 425hp/450tq... stolen and stripped  '70 El Camino SS 454 
    
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January 4th, 2004, 11:58 PM
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To further clarify, 109 is actually the last three digits of the block casting number, found on the side of the block. It is vissible from underneath the car.
The D5 is a stamping found all around the perimeter of the stock torque converter top. Various two digit codes helped identify the many internal converter configurations for different vehicle applications. Word to the wise though: Converters are often cut open and reworked so the two letter code may not mean anything at that point.
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Greg Friend GSC@ #618 Friends' Garage --> Be sure to stop in my garage sale. 1987 Grand National Astroroof 1987 Grand National GNX'd << stolen & stripped to hell 4/19/06; R.I.P 1967 GS400 convertible 1984 Cutlass Supreme Brougham | 1992 Custom Cruiser Wagon Nationwide Insurance SUCKS!!! Lakeland International Raceway Ghost Track
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January 5th, 2004, 12:21 AM
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Scott Barrett, 1986 T-type, Silver. daily driver Turbo Tweak, TA49, Homemade K&N cold air, Alky, Boost Commander, Xtreme shift kit. Other misc. homemade junk. Loose nut behind wheel.
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January 5th, 2004, 09:57 AM
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Well,
The only dumb question is a question that isn't asked!!
If a tree falls in the woods and no one hears it, does it make a sound? why do people drive on parkways and park on driveways? Why do they call them hot water heaters if hot water doesn't have to be heated??
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January 5th, 2004, 11:32 AM
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I disagree, there are stupid questions but that isn't one...
James
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January 5th, 2004, 03:07 PM
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FOR SALE! '87 Grand National: PTE-44, THDP w/ test pipe & cut out & cat-back exhaust, 42.5lb/hr injectors, Oil and Boost Gauges, Scan Master v2.1, , Air bags, Boxed LCA's, , Power Plate, Warlbro 340 (hotwired), Adj. Fuel Pressure Regulator, Trans built in 2005 by Janis Transmission w/ 2800 stall, drive shaft loop, rear seat braces, GTA (GNX look alike) wheels, 78k on the clock '84 El Camino: 350 bored .030, Holley Aluminum heads, 2.08" intake 1.65" exhaust valves, Holley high rise inake, Holley 750cfm, 10.5:1, .510/.510" 290/290° Cam, 1.6 Roller Rockers, MSD 6AL MSD Billet Distribuator, 700-R4 3400 Stall, B&M shift kit, 4.10's and a minispool.... 425hp/450tq... stolen and stripped '70 El Camino SS 454
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