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M.H. 101 engine swap

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Cast Iron Dave

07-05-2007 18:54:10




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Hay guys, Was wanting to know if a guy could take a 101 SR. with the 6 cyl. cont. and bolt in a 6 cyl. chrysler out of a 101 super. Would it bolt in the frame and clutch housing? Was wanting to find the bigger engine rather than the 217. Is it a 235 or 265 I need to find out of the combines? Thanks for your help.




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ennismore.mike

07-09-2007 18:02:58




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 Re: M.H. 101 engine swap in reply to Cast Iron Dave, 07-05-2007 18:54:10  
Massey issued instructions in 1945 re installing a Chrysler T120 engine in a 101 Super. The new engine would have been a long block 250 cubic inch version.
In the instructions they said that Instrument Panel, Radiator and Gas Tank would have to be raised 1/2 inch. The Radiator would have to be moved forward to make room for the longer block and a 6" fan is desirable if not already installed.
Retail price of new engine in 1945 was $274.00.
Also mentioned was the need of a new carburator, new distributor shaft, rad cap, improviesd motor support and new governor rod, the last two to be manufactured locally.
Just my 2 cents worth.

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abbot farmer

07-06-2007 17:39:26




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 Re: M.H. 101 engine swap in reply to Cast Iron Dave, 07-05-2007 18:54:10  
The 230CI is the biggest of the small blocks (like the 101 Super). The 251 and 265 CI engines are big block-about 21/2 inches longer.



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Cast Iron Dave

07-05-2007 19:03:53




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 Re: M.H. 101 engine swap in reply to Cast Iron Dave, 07-05-2007 18:54:10  
One more question. Can a guy take the 6 cyl. cont. thats already in my 101 Sr. and soup it up for pulling, or would the chrysler be better, cheaper and easier to find parts than the cont.? Thanks.



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