200 vs. 205 block and long studding.
I am curious what the difference between the two blocks are, their weak points. and what Long studding the block involves.
I have searched and not found much at all on these. I even searched the net.
thanks,
TF
I have searched and not found much at all on these. I even searched the net.
thanks,
TF
it has been reported many times that there is nothing wrong with using a 205 block upto a certain level of BHP i.e. 400 -450.
Also many people out there still use the 205 in big power cossies and have never had a issue. i think its mostly pot luck with any 200 or 205. you can get a good block or a crap one.
regards
Jay
Also many people out there still use the 205 in big power cossies and have never had a issue. i think its mostly pot luck with any 200 or 205. you can get a good block or a crap one.
regards
Jay
any ideas what the build differences were between them?
I have also ran into 197 and 203 blocks. ? Unfortunatley I have never been able to sit them side by side (no space). I am also not familiar with structural stregth physics and stuff of that sort, so I might end up looking at the way they were built wrongly.
TF
I have also ran into 197 and 203 blocks. ? Unfortunatley I have never been able to sit them side by side (no space). I am also not familiar with structural stregth physics and stuff of that sort, so I might end up looking at the way they were built wrongly.
TF
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The 197 and 203 are not Cosworth blocks. Put simply, the basic 205 (large core plug) block is the weakest. The RS500, small core, 205 block is the strongest, with a flex rating of around 780BHP. The 200 block is marginally weaker than the RS500 one.
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