RE: Oil pan engine heights

[Sean B <polecat2@xxxxxxxx>]

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Thanks, Joey!

Sean

Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> Sean - I think the distance from motor mounts to the bottom of the pan  
> is 
> the same in both B and RB motors. I'm only speculatin' (I haven't  
> measured 
> one), but the timing chain set can be used on both motors, thus the cam  
> to crank 
> distance is the same on both.  The additional deck height 9.98" vs  
> 10.725" 
> must then be added on above the cam.  Here's some B/RB  dimensions from 
> their 
> Chassis Manual.  Joe
>  
> WIDTH                                B                R/B
>                                           
> Outside Valve  Cover            22.50"        23.80"
> Oil Pan  Sump                       8.25"          8.25"
> Stock Exhaust  Manifolds    26.25"        28.80"
>  
> LENGTH
> Bellhousing face to:
>  
> Front of  Block                    23.40"        23.40"
> Front of Fan  Belt                27.20"        27.20"
> Front of  Fan                       32.80"        32.80"
>  
> HEIGHT
> Bottom of pan to:
>  
> Top of Stock Air  Cleaner    29.70"        30.00"
> Top of  Carburetor                25.50"        26.30"
> Top of Valve  Cover            22.20"        23.10"
> Pan Rail to Top 
> of Valve  Cover                    17.00"        17.70
>           
>  
> 
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