6.9 block heater

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So that means that we also have lower compression than everyone else... Justin time to turn up the boost! Haha jp
 

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MORE BOOST WOOOHOOOO!!!!! ;Sweet lol

No need to shave the pistons. Gosh I hope your right and its a A block LOL. And why does your little green light say your offline when your posting LOL?
 

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When who is posting? Hahaha but my engine also says 175 HP, i thought i read the Rev As were 170HP?
 

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Mine says 175hp also????

Time to start digging around....LOL.

65sixbangers says he was offline when he posted it lol
 

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The blocks were changed about half way through the 85 model year. I think you can tell by looking at the block around the heater too as they made it thicker and it looks different in some way from the early models.
 

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Justin, when you tear your motor down, the easiest way to tell if yours is an a or not will be by looking at the oil squirters. The earlier style squirters are pressed in, while the B blocks are bolted in.

Oh and idk why it always says I am offline
 

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Would my block have less of a chance of cracking the temps are only like 60 right now?
I just dont understand because when running, the block heats up to the same temp as the block heater right?
 

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I was told its due to the amount of heat at one point. Its the difference in the temperature. When the engine heats up it heat the block more evenly.

Just my redneck two cents......
 
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