International Coded Block Cummins?

My 94 has th IH block. Not sure on the head, but I'll check. Of course, the intake section of it is gone now. :evil
 
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I've seen a few of these myself.
 
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my engine had the little bumps refered to above...IH head and block.
 
I dont know about the metal properties differences, but i do know that alot of casting foundries will outsource buiseness from other companies because it is all about money. Cat in peoria was casting blocks for JD but then JD built a better more effeciant plant so now they will cast them for cat.. This also goes by engine block sizes too. I used to run a drill rig and would do soil borings for like when they were going to build a new plant or add a new line, plus alot with the epa for the oil contaminated sand after casting seting water sampleing wells. Tim
 
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You can partialy see the bumps on the right in this one:
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Here is bigger picture .....
 

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AstoSS what kinda engine is that in the picture above? Marine? Air-to-water intercooler, wierd oil pan, etc. etc. looks different....
 
I'm glad that there's a bunch of blocks with the bumps buy the starter that are IH blocks! We might have the beginnings of a way to identify an IH block without having the timing gearcase removed.

Now, just to be sure, does anyone have a non-IH block that has the bumps?? Also, any IH blocks without the bumps?
 
Im more curious if they offer any additional strength over a standard block.

Or what is the strongest OEM block.

Im guessing the 480HP marine CR block now....
 
My I/H block cracked in the main journals. It also had the bumps on the side.
 
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