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#44686 04/01/2002 5:50 AM | Joined: Jan 1970 Posts: 365 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Jan 1970 Posts: 365 | Thanks all for the info. I did a little research on an old Motors Manual and found that the bore on a 248 is 3.71875 and stroke is 3.8125.
A 235 Chevy has a bore of 3.5625 and a stroke of 3.937. I am running a 235 in my pickup, but it is not healthy. I think the shorter stroke and bigger bore would work better for my pickup. Plus I just knew GL would need some GMC parts. When I get the truck out of it's current graveyard and remove the packrat nest, I will take some pictures for any and all interested parties. | | |
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