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  1. #1 N/a bock VS S/C block 
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    What is the differnce in the block it self is it the rod/piston combo is it the crank or is it all three combined

    I havent been able to find an na short block for my engine build locally and with in price range
    I know i can get one from morad but dont really want to spend that much if i dont have to

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    The N/A blocks have a higher compression, I think it's rods/pistons but don't quote me on that. The heads are also slightly different, the bosses for the injectors on the S/C cars is in the heads because of the blower but for the N/A guys they are in the intake.
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    Yea I know the top swaps straight across I want the comp bump but am having trouble finding a block
    So im thinking about just swapping interals from a na set up

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    The block is the exact same. The pistons are a bit thicker on the N/A to give it higher compression. Crank is the same. Some claim the L67 rods are stronger than L36, but plenty of people run top swapped L36 blocks with no issues.
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    Yea thanks just checked rock auto part numbers
    Sometimes forums make ya lazy why look sh!t up when you can just ask on a forum lol

    Now to see what will be cheaper

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