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Re: Re: 1933-1953 Chrysler flathead 6
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Posted by rickm on February 22, 2004 at 18:43:18 from (65.214.41.72):
In Reply to: Re: 1933-1953 Chrysler flathead 6 posted by Bus Driver on February 22, 2004 at 16:08:11:
Busdriver is right on. The main difference between the 217.8 and the 230.2 is the stroke. 4-3/8" vs 4-5/8" . The original engine out of my 1950 Love was a Dodge 218. (Block was beyond repair)- I found a P-26 (1955 Plymouth engine) in a Massey combine that I rebuilt and put in it.
Just love (no pun intended)the sound of them !!!
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