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Re: 216 vs. 235 #5070 12/09/2002 2:47 PM
Joined: Jan 2000 Posts: 125 CT G Grant 'Bolter
Grant 'Bolter G Joined: Jan 2000 Posts: 125 CT	53 PG had the old style valve cover held on by two bolts. It's aslo very easy to put in studs to use the old cover in any 235. A note on side covers-some years, I think around 1950, the low pressure 235 used a short side cover. Grant 1950 Chevy 3100 1952 GMC 150 (In Pieces) 1968 Chevy K20 1966 Shovelhead 1978 BMW 100S

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
216 vs. 235	Texaholic2000	12/07/2002 5:24 AM
Re: 216 vs. 235	tclederman	12/07/2002 5:39 AM
Re: 216 vs. 235	truckernix	12/07/2002 1:12 PM
Re: 216 vs. 235	tclederman	12/07/2002 3:57 PM
Re: 216 vs. 235	Wally / Montana	12/07/2002 4:33 PM
Re: 216 vs. 235	truckernix	12/07/2002 4:42 PM
Re: 216 vs. 235	tclederman	12/07/2002 6:40 PM
Re: 216 vs. 235	Wally / Montana	12/08/2002 12:02 AM
Re: 216 vs. 235	Grant	12/09/2002 2:47 PM

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