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#1118498 08/11/2015 5:22 PM
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Looking for a 235 engine to replace my 216 1950 3600
think I may have found one; it is listed as a long block. What does that mean?

evac34 #1118508 08/11/2015 6:04 PM
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There is a little "fuzziness" in those terms. Different shops/people mean different parts, unfortunately.

Here are some discussions.

In general, a short block is missing significant parts, internal and external. The head is usually not part of a short block. Ask what parts, internal and external, are included.

A long block, usually contains block/head and all internal parts. Ask what parts, internal and external, are included.


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