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are there any casting marks on a 292 connecting rod 
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EBU on the 272 connecting rods and EBU on the rods used on 292 engines through 1961.  C2AE on the ‘62 and later 292 rods.  ECZ and C1TE on the 312 rods but these are shorter than the EBU/C2AE rods.  C1TE rods on some of the big trucks using the HD 292 engine.

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)


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Here are the center to center connecting rod lengths.
EBU and C2AE rods -- 6.324”
ECZ and C1TE rods -- 6.252”

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)




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