Re: Oil pan engine heights

[Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx]

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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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