hey new to the site can anyone tell me the best way to tell if my vk calais has a brock engine in it
the B and hdt stamps in the head would be a start as far as I know.
Look at the heads, could be "B" cast, the manifold numbers should end with 955 and also, whats the engine prefix?
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what about contacting HDT with the engine number?
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Yep if you call HDT they will tell you if your car is or isn't a Brock.
The VK's get mistaken for a Brock as, the real Brock motors are based on the vk motor. Engine numbers may be similar however the Brock motor has modified heads, different air intake, roller rockers and bigger compression ratios.
I know this because i contacted HDT and found out as i have a vk calais and did some research to find out if it was a Brock. Searching on the net made be believe that is was a Brock motor as the numbers matched up, but it turns out all the vk numbers match up (LV2). This doesn't mean is a Brock motor though.
You can usually tell if its not a Brockie if its stock and doesnt have kits on it.
Hope this helps