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#135463 09/21/2006 11:39 PM
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Any info or pics on hot built 235's for the big trucks/coe? grin


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Cajun,
Maybe post in the big bolt section. Do you have a 235? A 235 is a good engine, a 261 is a better one. I'm not suggesting going the v-8 route, but it may provide you with more hp cheaper than a 6 cylinder.

A 235 can be built to put out 200 HP. Usually you will use lighter, higher compression pistons, a hotter cam, a dual or tripple carb set-up... 1 4bbl works well too, headers, and electronic ignition. Ballancing is reccomended, and additional headwork may be in order.

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Thanks for the direction to the big bolt section.
However I do like to take the more challenging roads than the obvious easy roads. I appreciate the information on the six cylanders. Last but not least, yes I have a 235 in the truck I just purchased.


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A man after my own heart. Welcome to the bolt. I'm sure you have already found this site, but in case you haven't lots of cool pics. http://www.classiccoe.com/oldcoetrucks/COETrucks.html


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