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#10429 08/03/2004 6:50 AM
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Is the water neck on a '58 235 the same size/bolt holes as any of the later GM water necks? I would like to find one that is angled or maybe even horizontal.

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Chehe JEGS racing equipment catalog. They've got a swivel neck that can be positioned at any angle necessary.
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I think so. I've got a 59 235 back in the weeds, so I'll check it out and get back to you on that!
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Close, but no seegar! It looks like the 235 water outlet is about 1/4" wider on the bolt spacing than a smallblock V-8. You might need to check out Furd or Chrysler engines to see if something will match up.

A good starting point would be a master gasket catalog at a good parts store, and see if the 235 thermostat housing gasket fits any other applications. If the gasket fits, the gooseneck should bolt on, too.
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#10434 08/04/2004 1:50 AM
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HotRod, thanks for checking! I appreciate your help.

I will post what I end up with. Maybe I can find one of those swivel necks that will come apart and can then make my own mounting plate.


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