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what dates should be on a starter and water pump for a 67 big block car produced in early june???
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Michael
70 Mulsanne Blue LT-1
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Re: BB starter and water pump dating??
michael-----
For NCRS or NCCB judging purposes, the waterpump should be dated within 6 months prior to the engine build date. The starter should be dated within 6 months prior to the car's build date. Typically, for a component like a waterpump, the actual time between engine build and waterpump cast date would be 2-4 weeks, maximum. The typical time lapse between starter date and car build date would be in the 2 to 10 week range. But, as I say, the "6 month rule" applies as far as NCRS/NCCB judging is concerned.In Appreciation of John Hinckley -
Re: BB starter and water pump dating??
michael-----
For NCRS or NCCB judging purposes, the waterpump should be dated within 6 months prior to the engine build date. The starter should be dated within 6 months prior to the car's build date. Typically, for a component like a waterpump, the actual time between engine build and waterpump cast date would be 2-4 weeks, maximum. The typical time lapse between starter date and car build date would be in the 2 to 10 week range. But, as I say, the "6 month rule" applies as far as NCRS/NCCB judging is concerned.In Appreciation of John HinckleyComment
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