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1. cad500parts.com › identifying-your-engineIdentifying Your Engine - CAD Company Parts

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   Since many Cadillac 472 and 500 engines use the same block, and the later (425 and 368) engines look similar, as well, you’ll have often to have a look deeper than the block casting numbers to finally determine which species of torque animal you have there. For a printable PDF engine ID guide, please visit the tech section of our web site.

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3. www.enginelabs.com › news › inside-the-cadillac-v8Inside The Cadillac V8 That Ran 1-2 At Daytona - EngineLabs

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   Feb 3, 2017 · Cadillac finished 1-2 overall at the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona. Here's a look at the 600-horsepower 6.2-liter V8 engine that powered those prototype cars.

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5. www.imsa.com › news › 2020/04/24Cadillac V-8s: A rich heritage of technology and Performance

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   Apr 24, 2020 · Cadillac has a rich history of noteworthy engines: the first mass-produced V-8 engine starting in 1915 models, the V-16 of the 1930s and 1940s, and the overhead-valve V-8 introduced in 1949.

6. www.autosport.com › team › cadillac-racingCadillac Racing Image Galleries - High-Quality Photos Archive

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   High-quality motorsport photography featuring Cadillac Racing. See photos of all the drivers, teams, machines and tracks throughout history here.

7. cadillacsociety.com › 2023/08/15 › check-out-theCheck Out The Cadillac LMC55.R V8 Engine: Photos

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   Aug 15, 2023 · Check out details and photos of the Cadillac LMC55.R engine, which drives the luxury marque's racing efforts in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

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   How do I identify a Cadillac engine?

   • For a printable PDF engine ID guide, please visit the tech section of our web site. The first step is to ID the engine block. The block casting number is found at the rear of the Cadillac engine, between the intake manifold and transmission bell housing, right next to the oil pressure sending unit.

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   What makes a Cadillac a racing car?

   • Also contributing to the Cadillac racing vision are engine aesthetics and torque. “We wanted to present an image that was in line with what Cadillac wanted to present with its cars,” sums up Goble, explaining that the engine was enhanced with colors and trim tied to a Cadillac theme.

   Inside The Cadillac V8 That Ran 1-2 At Daytona - EngineLabs

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   What kind of engine does a Cadillac DPi-VR have?

   • Side view of the Cadillac 6.2-liter V8 that powered the first- and second-place overall finishers in the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona. Another Cadillac Dpi-V.R prototype also finished sixth overall. The front engine plate assembly houses the oil reservoir and coolant tank. (All photos by Richard Prince for Cadillac Racing)

   Inside The Cadillac V8 That Ran 1-2 At Daytona - EngineLabs

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   What engine did Cadillac Racing use at the 24 hours of Le Mans?

   • In fact, good old racing fuel took Cadillac Racing back to the podium at the 24 Hours of Le Mans earlier this year, thanks to the LMC55.R V8 engine under the hood of its V-Series.R race cars. Now, we’re taking a look at the powerhouse responsible for the feat.

   Check Out The Cadillac LMC55.R V8 Engine: Photos

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   How do you identify a Cadillac engine block?

   • The first step is to ID the engine block. The block casting number is found at the rear of the Cadillac engine, between the intake manifold and transmission bell housing, right next to the oil pressure sending unit. The casting number is the raised, cast in number on the passenger side.

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   Do Cadillac 472 & 500 engines use the same block?

   • Since many Cadillac 472 and 500 engines use the same block, and the later (425 and 368) engines look similar, as well, you’ll have often to have a look deeper than the block casting numbers to finally determine which species of torque animal you have there. For a printable PDF engine ID guide, please visit the tech section of our web site.

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9. www.motorsport.com › team › cadillac-racingCadillac Racing Photo Galleries. High-res, high quality ...

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   View high-res Cadillac Racing photos captured by professional motorsports photographers from around the world