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B21F to B23F 200 1977

posted by  Joe HC on  Fri Apr 9 01:03 CST 2004
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Greetings all-

The other day I was surfing around the web looking at volvo resources, and I ran into a web site (of course I can't find it again) that converted a B21f into a B23F for more power, etc. Essentially, he combined a B21f head with a B23f block and put it in a volvo that would just normally take a B21f set up. Anyone done this before? Familiarity?

Thanks-

Joe HC
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1977 244 160k (?), 1988 245 214k (soon to be dismissed), 1990 244 102k, 1978 Fiat 124 Spyder (restoring)






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