Is a 2000 Chevy 350 trck engine the same as car?

No, a 2000 Chevy 350 truck engine is not the same as a car engine from the same year. While Chevy used the "350" designation for various V8 engines, the specific engine in a truck (like a Silverado or Suburban) will have different specifications and components compared to a car engine (like a Camaro or Impala) from the same year.

The differences can include:

* Displacement: While both might be *called* a "350," the exact displacement might vary slightly.

* Internal components: Truck engines are typically built more robustly to handle heavier loads and towing. This means stronger internals like connecting rods, pistons, and crankshaft.

* Block casting: The actual engine block itself will often be a different casting designed for the increased stress.

* Accessories: The mounting points for accessories like alternators and power steering pumps may differ.

* Exhaust manifolds/headers: These are usually different due to the differences in engine bay layout.

You cannot simply swap a truck 350 into a car without significant modifications (and likely modifications to the car's chassis as well).