What is the difference between a built shortblock and a stock Longblock?
Originally posted by PissedOffEwok
Your looking at a "Stock" longblock and a "Built" shortblock so the extra price is in the internals of the shortblock.
Your looking at a "Stock" longblock and a "Built" shortblock so the extra price is in the internals of the shortblock.
Now what are the advantages of the Longblock?
thanks, shane
Originally posted by kidd2001
only advantage is the heads are allready on. Not hard to put on heads, but if your not experienced, rebuilding and installing a motor is very tough.
only advantage is the heads are allready on. Not hard to put on heads, but if your not experienced, rebuilding and installing a motor is very tough.
The stock longblock is exactly that. A STOCK engine, exactly the same as the way it came from ford, STOCK.
A built shortblock has stronger internals to handle higher boost and power levels.
A built shortblock has stronger internals to handle higher boost and power levels.
So...............is it possible then, to get a "BUILT" long block?? In other words, the built short block, plus ported/balanced heads, head studs, etc...........hence creating a "BUILT" long block?
Is my theory correct here............or way off??
jc
Is my theory correct here............or way off??
jc
Shane
The longblock that you are referring to in your first post is an OE longblock (original crate motor). We do offer performance longblocks in multiple configurations IE: stock or oversize stainless valves, multiple cam profiles, various degrees of porting etc..We also offer the shortblocks or head packages seperate.
Paul
The longblock that you are referring to in your first post is an OE longblock (original crate motor). We do offer performance longblocks in multiple configurations IE: stock or oversize stainless valves, multiple cam profiles, various degrees of porting etc..We also offer the shortblocks or head packages seperate.
Paul
Originally posted by MISTERgadget
The stock longblock is exactly that. A STOCK engine, exactly the same as the way it came from ford, STOCK.
A built shortblock has stronger internals to handle higher boost and power levels.
The stock longblock is exactly that. A STOCK engine, exactly the same as the way it came from ford, STOCK.
A built shortblock has stronger internals to handle higher boost and power levels.
Thank you all, Shane


