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I don't know but I have looked at them and I think they are their own castings based on Chrysler engines from some point way back.

Maybe some of the Crew lads will know. But I have often wondered myself.
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well they are well built and go alright ;) :D
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I remember a Hot Rod built with one years ago.

Knowing Rolls I would expect the casting to be heavy. I did a bit of work on one once and it didn't half look like a 383 with minor changes. I wanted to pull a rocker cover off to see if the head bolts/rocker gear were chrysler like but the owner wouldn't let me. :D
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I thought they were based on Oldsmobile engines........
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alluminium blocks
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In 68 they were fitted with GM turbo 400's
and later stroked to 6700cc from 6230cc to help with weight and emissions
its not a chrysler or Chevy or Olds...its a Rolls Royce :thumbright:
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When I got this for a Score I was told it was Rolls Royce truck(?)
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From what I understsand , a RR engine should not be taken over 4500 RPM , the reason may be longevity , smoothness , or just that the motor can't take the punishment (valvetrain) over this RPM. :dontknow:

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The 6230 - 6700 is able to with take up to 600 HP it was part of the criteria when built.
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Cannonball wrote:alluminium blocks
Really? I am pretty sure the one I did a few wiring jobs on was iron. :? It was an old one mind. Not sure how old. Private plate and all that. Early to mid-60s I thought.
I must be remembering wrong. :? But like I said I was not allowed to mess with it mechanically.
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