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Posted by dave on July 15, 2005 at 14:38:53 from (68.185.122.64):
I was wondering,if a C block and a super C block would swap parts.Ok I have a C with a really bad rust problem inside the engine.The former owner let it rain in the block for years,and filled the block with some water.When I went to drain the engine,crud and gunk and a gallon of water came out.Its stuck too by the way.Today I happened upon a super C engine(as yet uncomfirmed super)but it supposedly did originate from the leftover hulk of a super C nearby.The super C engine has 2 rod caps gone,but is mostly complete.Will the rods from old crusty C work in the super C block?Since I have to get the crank polished,think I should just take a sleeve kit and let a machine shop shortblock it?any advice appreciated.thanks Dave in sw Virginia.
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