Re: model c engine?

Posted by Ted Koudys on Oct. 18, 1998 at 17:16:22

In Reply to: model c engine?
posted by scott on Oct. 18, 1998 at 17:06:46

Scott,First off,let me say that Ford never used the term C engine,but most hop up folks use this term to refer to a 32-34 B 4 cylinder that has a factory counterbalanced crankshaft and a correspondingly lighter flywheel.Not all B engines are counterbalanced.Most B heads(with 3 bolt waterpump) have a letter C cast in them.All B engines have 2" diameter mains and 1.875"dia. throws,with oil pressure to the mains.
: A friend of mine has a model a and says the engine is a model c engine.The car seems to run a lot smoother than any other model a car I have ever rode in.What exactly is is a model c engine? Thanks!

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