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Thread: I need some help...what's the diference between a big block and short block?
          
   
   

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    a big block and a short block, are not one in the same, they are two seperate things. a big block is simply a big block engine with large bores like 427 454 502, a short block is an engine block that has the internals installed, such as crank, rods, pistons, cam shaft. a short block can come in big and small block set ups, and also a 350 that you want to build is a small block. and now comes the term long block, it is a short block with the cylinder heads installed. hope this helps in you new hobby that will have you enjoying and hating your garage in ways youve never imagined.
    Last edited by mooneye777; 03-12-2007 at 11:23 AM.


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