Posted by Ronnie Langford on February 12, 2009 at 06:32:04 from (67.61.105.10):
In Reply to: C vs. B engine posted by international embalmer on February 11, 2009 at 17:22:33:
gene bender said: (quoted from post at 10:32:43 02/12/09) Both are 113 cu in. The B does not have the place for the hy pump. They are interchangeable. But if you want the hy pump you need the C block. A few Bs left the Louisville plant with the block made for the C.They just put a plate over the hole. What is the purpose of your question. Are you needing to replace on or the other. They did speed up the engine for the C then went to the Super C with larger bore that can be done with the B block.
I am considering the purchase of a C and I am certain the engine will need extensive repair as it has been sitting with the exhaust open for years. My main concern was engine size.
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