I scanned the responses and there was some things I either missed or people did not mention. A C-281 engine has a better cam, better flowing head, and a higher compression head. So yes you can take a C-264 to 281 cid but it will have a few less horse power than the same pistons in a C-281. I have a C-281 with comformatic pistons in an M that has 67 hp at 540 PTO with stock high idle of 1600. The advantage a Super M has over a 450 is there is no live hydraulic pump to spin. So when you place a C-281 in a Super M it will make more horsepower on the Dyno than if the same engine in a 450. A C-281 will simply make more horspower with the same pistons as a C-264. I should add that my 67 HP engine is wihtout muffler, oversized venturi in the carb, port matched gaskets, polished intake runners, multi angle valve job. And a couple other little things I have learned along the way. The engine, head, cam, manifold are all stock except for those pistons with the tiny little dome. Oner more thing. My comparisons are assuming the C-264 has the 8060 head on it.
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