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In Reply to: Chevy 6 cylinder.... posted by centash on November 03, 2022 at 17:13:05:
I raced 292 engines on 1/4 mile dirt track 50 years ago. My engine was bored to 4, stock bore was 3.875. Yes, you could do that. Total 311 ci. 12 1/2 to 1 pistons, big valves, Man a fre intake with 3 2GC Rochester carburetors.aluminum Weber flywheel Modified weighed 2100# Engine dynoed at 300 hp. What a ride.. Chevy engines after 1962 all used same bolt pattern wether it was 4,6 or 8 cylinders. Flywheel and. Starter also worked. 292 uses different Right side motor mount location than 250, everything else is the same.I still have a stash of engines buried in the garage.
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