Long Block vs. Short Block
I thought it was something along those lines. After looking at ads for motors I figured out that there isn't any difference in size, but then I couldn't figure out what the difference is. [sm=thanx.gif]
short block=block,crank,rods,pistons, and bearings. Long block= all the above + heads and cam, somtimes an intake. A crate motor is complete ready to run, somtimes it has no carb.
not every engine shop uses the same definition of a long block, so it's best to ask exactly what comes with it besides the short block and heads to make damn sure you know what you're getting and what you have to go out and buy yourself to finish it off into a full functional engine.
Thanks guys that helps put everything into perspective now, I owe you all a drink [sm=icon_cheers.gif] but don't hold me to it I have short term memory....what the hell are we talking about....*hangs head in shame*
Here's some more trivia for you!
What is a "Rat" motor?
What is a "Mouse" motor?
What is an "Elephant" motor?
Times up! the Rat motor is a big block Chevy, the Mouse is a small block Chevy and the Elephant is a Chrysler Hemi!
Now don't you feel lots smarter? hahaha
What is a "Rat" motor?
What is a "Mouse" motor?
What is an "Elephant" motor?
Times up! the Rat motor is a big block Chevy, the Mouse is a small block Chevy and the Elephant is a Chrysler Hemi!

Now don't you feel lots smarter? hahaha


