400Dtractorman said: (quoted from post at 21:58:04 10/02/11) Grape Drank, the block #'s starting with 35 were used on SC and 200. The 230 started with 36. Its not the same as you can't use the 3 1/4 kit in the 230. I know because I was told buy a tractor puller and checked with a local IH dealer. The block is smaller at the bottom on the 230 for some reason. To use the 3 1/4 kit you have to bore the block and fill and bore the bottom for the o'ring on the 230 block.
The #'s starting with 35 were also used with Super A, I meant that the blocks would work with mating to the transmission and accessories , but I do know the differences in the sleeves.
This post was edited by GRAPE-DRANK at 11:40:27 10/04/11.
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