Carey,
The choice of gearbox is determined for the most part by the prop moment of inertia. A "B" box can handle a 60 inch prop, but with the sort of power a 670 will provide, I'm betting it will not last.
The pictures attached will tell the story of why. The first picture is the big gear and the dog gear from a B-box. The big gear meshes with the small gear on the crankshaft of the engine and reduces the engine rpm to something good for the prop. The propshaft fits into the dog gear splines and it in turn fits onto the ears of the big gear and is loaded to around 1800psi by springs. Impulse dampening from engine and prop takes place by the 2 pieces rocking against one another. The 2nd picture shows them together.
While the B box can handle the size prop you would likely be putting on, the sheer power of the 670 would hammer the dog gear. A C-box has a hard rubber "hardy" disk to absorb the impulses and can handle much larger loads.
Then again, there is the issue that the 670 is a snowmobile engine. The case and other bits are not built to withstand the specific and special stresses involved with having a propeller attached. On a snowmobile, if the engine stops, you just pull over. In an aircraft....
Do yourself a favor and find a 582 to hang on it. You will very likely be happier in the long run.
I've got a 582-90 that I replaced with a blue head, if you're interested. P.M. me if you wanna talk.