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Where can I find a new 292 long block?
#147686 07/28/2006 3:21 PM
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A 292 will fit where a 235 once occupied? What is the best source for reconditioned long blocks in the Midwest?

Cloey, my 1942 Chevy 1.5-ton 4 x 4 Fire truck
Re: Where can I find a new 292 long block?
#147687 07/29/2006 3:38 AM
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A 292 won't directly bolt in place of a 235. There would be a lot of modifying to make it fit. If you're dead set on a 292, I've got a used one. A better choice of engine would be a 261 which will, for the most part, bolt in place of a 235,
Scott

What's wrong with your 235?
Did you ever find your lug studs?

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