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Old 07-18-02, 03:18 AM
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differnce between longblock and shortblock

differnce between longblock and shortblock? and what years did they change and whatever info you can give me thanks.
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i think short block is just the engine core not any of the accessories.. and long block it what the whole engine together is... manafolds and in the car and everythien **** like that...
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isn't a shortblock: less sump, less manifolds, less front cover, less water pump, water pump housing etc etc etc
while a long block is just less manifolds?
a complete engine is exactly that - a complete engine
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short block is just the block for the most part assembled, no manifolds, turbo, accessories etc..
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