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Topic: Standard BLOCK Bore C113 and C123
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| equeen
11-15-2012 20:34:27
209.102.248.236
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Can anyone please advise of the factory block bore for engines:C-113 C-123 Also, was block number 354898R1 bored for C-113 and the same block factory bored for C-123? Thanks. |
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| CNKS
11-16-2012 19:51:44
216.144.104.128
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Re: Standard BLOCK Bore C113 and C123 in reply to equeen, 11-15-2012 20:34:27
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| The 898 block was initially sleeved with thicker sleeves to give only 113 cu in until the Super A1 and Super C appeared. Then the cu in went to 123. The 898 blocks in the 113 and 123 were identical and had identical bores, only the sleeves were different. The current engine kits have sleeves that allow 134 cu in without increasing the size of the original bore. The 898 block is not to be confused with the original C113 block, which will accept later sleeves no larger than those giving 123 cu in without boring. |
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| teddy52food
11-16-2012 06:37:15
184.94.175.179
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Re: Standard BLOCK Bore C113 and C123 in reply to equeen, 11-15-2012 20:34:27
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| 898 block is 123 or the larger of the 2. |
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| gene bender
11-16-2012 04:06:49
207.177.56.85
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Re: Standard BLOCK Bore C113 and C123 in reply to equeen, 11-15-2012 20:34:27
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| You need the part # on the block as later blocks would accecpt 3 1/4 sleeves olser blocks were the same with the exception of having a place for the hy pump. You need to measure the bottom where the sleeve seats to see which block you have it will also have the place for the hy pump. Side note a 113 block will take larger sleeves making it 123cu in. |
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| stumper
11-15-2012 22:56:41
24.247.104.181
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Re: Standard BLOCK Bore C113 and C123 in reply to equeen, 11-15-2012 20:34:27
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| C-113 is 3" and the c-123 is 3 1/8" of witch both these engines have wet sleeves in them , stumper |
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| stumper
11-15-2012 22:52:23
24.247.104.181
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Re: Standard BLOCK Bore C113 and C123 in reply to equeen, 11-15-2012 20:34:27
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| C-113 is 3" and the c-123 is 3 1/8" , stumper |
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| ShaggyM
11-16-2012 03:09:20
173.17.86.110
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Re: Standard BLOCK Bore C113 and C123 in reply to stumper, 11-15-2012 22:52:23
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| Both have wet sleeve's. Some C 123's also had 3 in bore. You can put a 3 1/8 bore in a C 113 and a 3 1/4 bore in a C123 |
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