The B-2 is 100% DC coupled throughout, with the exception of the back-to-back electrolytics on the little input board at the rear panel, and these can be bypassed using the 'Normal/Direct' switch, also on the back panel. But I'd still replace them.
My capacitor selection process is approximated
here. As far as everything else on the B-2, its lifeline is the +/-80V regulated supplies, which supply the pinchoff voltage that keeps the VFET's from committing suicide. Anything and everything should be done to see that this supply is as reliable as possible, which means replacing the stock zeners (D205 and D206, 30V 1W zeners), and ALL the 2SC458 transistors, which are scattered throughout the amp (the meter circuitry has a bunch of them). I usually replace D203 and D204 with a series-pair of 1N4148's for reliability's sake.
The four large power supply caps are problematic. Nichicon sells a KG Gold in a 15,000µf and 22,000µf that will fit (the 22,000µf requires some rethinking of the power wiring at the rear, but it can be done).