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Old 10-02-09, 09:23 AM
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Question NOOB Question - short block vs. long block

Hello,
I have a newbie question.
I have been browsing the for sale threads, and sometimes people refer to long and short blocks. Isn't it the same engine.... the 13b? What is the difference?
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Old 10-02-09, 10:31 PM
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A long block is an engine with all of the accessories, manifolds, water pump housing etc... , and a short block is just the keg.
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Good to know, i actually never heard anyone explain it before. Should have like glocery like i've seen on other pages that explains what the different expressions mean, if it doesn't already is one
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thanks a lot!
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hey im new here but i need the right front 99 spec light can anyone help? email: dejskateboarder@yahoo.com i need this asap please
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never really thought about those terms on a rotary lol. on a piston engine its alot easier to define hahaha
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