Oddball block
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If you're ordering head bolts, it's a Gen IV. If you're ordering a cam, crank, or knock sensors, it's a Gen III. If you just want to know what to call it so you can sleep better at night, it's a gen 3.5.
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Kawabuggy (09-24-2021)
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I really need a definitive answer of 3 or 4 and the date code explained.
Reason being is Darton does not make sleeves for a Gen3 anymore (discontinued), but they do a Gen IV.
I can't tell what difference it would make when sleeving a block, but apparently something is different.
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For that purpose its a Gen III block. No we are not guessing its very easy to tell from looking at it. A quick google search would give you all the info you need. good luck with your build.
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G Atsma (09-20-2021)
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I really need a definitive answer of 3 or 4 and the date code explained.
Reason being is Darton does not make sleeves for a Gen3 anymore (discontinued), but they do a Gen IV.
I can't tell what difference it would make when sleeving a block, but apparently something is different.
Reason being is Darton does not make sleeves for a Gen3 anymore (discontinued), but they do a Gen IV.
I can't tell what difference it would make when sleeving a block, but apparently something is different.
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The valley knock sensor location is the dead giveaway here. NO Gen IV's came that way. Gen III it is....
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G Atsma (09-20-2021)