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ofnaman 08-13-2008 09:27 PM

in line 6 Question
 
Anyone know if a 250, or 292 head will fit on a 235? I've heard they will, but I want to be sure. Thanks

pugs 08-13-2008 10:53 PM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
i really dont think they will interchange

cajundragger 08-13-2008 11:08 PM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
I know a 292 will not work. A 292 is huge.

rstrick 08-14-2008 05:08 PM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
"Anyone know if a 250, or 292 head will fit on a 235? "

Don't think so. Completely different designs.

mbgmike 08-14-2008 06:20 PM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
no

murdoc 08-15-2008 12:30 AM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
absolutely not!!!!! no way. although the 292 and the 250/230 all share the same head

ofnaman 08-16-2008 12:37 AM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
Don't know if this has been posted before, but I found a neat site for inline engine's. Unfortunately, the site does not have a lot of specifics, but it is pretty neat to see some heavily modified inlines. The site is http://www.inliners.org/. Check it out.

Gene Sharp 08-16-2008 09:06 AM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
but some of the 261 inline sixes I believe do share some parts

Gene Sharp

BigBlocksRule 08-16-2008 02:16 PM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
Will a 230/250/292 fit in my '55 2nd without a lot of mods? It started out with an inline 6 but it's long gone. I'm considering safety upgrades (power steering, power disc brakes) but want to keep the straight axle and would really like to have a straight 6, even if it's not the right vintage.

Fred T 08-16-2008 03:42 PM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
Nothing interchanges between the 235 and the 250. The 194/230/250/292 series was a totally new design using standards from the small block V8. You can take two V8 heads, cut them and weld them together to make a cross-flow head for the newer six, but you also have to drill new head bolt holes. The valve-train is from the big block.

As for dropping a 250 in an older truck, it is relatively easy. The block is narrower, so different mounts and perches are need. For those contact Tom Langdon at www.stoveboltengineco.com

BigBlocksRule 08-16-2008 03:48 PM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
Thanks, Fred, I appreciate the info. I've ordered the inline 6 performance book and have a few engines to choose from since most folks have discarded 'em in favor of V-8's. I have access to 700R4 and 2004R trannies, just need to pick one.

cajundragger 08-16-2008 07:40 PM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
I was so close to doing a turbo'd and injected 292 with a muncie 4 speed in my truck. went a different direction though.

putting a 4.2L trailblazer 6 in my Dads 56 though.

Fred T 08-16-2008 08:18 PM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cajundragger (Post 2851390)
I was so close to doing a turbo'd and injected 292 with a muncie 4 speed in my truck.

That would be one wicked (and expensive) powerplant. I doubt if the muncie would last very long, even the M22 is way over-rated. One of the newer 5 speeds would be nice. But it's only money. :bo2:

OhNoJoe 10-15-2008 07:40 AM

Re: in line 6 Question
 
good luck on trying to find any info a 4.2 swap. I would be very interested in how the 4,2 swap works. I couldn't find any info at all, Ended up selling my 4.2 for $350


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