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#219983 11/18/2006 6:44 PM
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Been into Chevs and Harleys a long time. Just received a free 250 inliner and i am stoked. Never played with one before. My question is have any of you done a blow by blow build up article on a engine rebuild for the 250? Also what are the negs to this engine? Intake and exhaust system? Any articles you recommend to read? any other sites you know of that discuss the build up? I will lurk and learn, fella`s and try not to ask the silly question you allready know. I enjoy this site. It is very educational. I have read the engine fourm through. I am gonna have fun here. Have a fun day. God bless Amercia, and You.
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#219984 11/18/2006 6:53 PM
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Welcome aboard Slider. Catch ya later.


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#219985 11/18/2006 8:58 PM
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Welcome and good question sliderinwa.

I've fixed and maintained 'em in the past, but never built (or hot-rodded) one. My present project features the typical Chev 350 (out of a Z-28) and 700-R4.

Are your intentions to rebuild it bone-stock or are you looking to hop it up? What kinda rise is it going in?


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#219986 11/18/2006 9:34 PM
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Welcome to the Stovebolt Slider!

Are you the same Slider who once owned a COE project and posted on Old COE Trucks on Yahoo?

If you are, DOUBLE Welcome to the Stovebolt! I've missed you over there.

And what are you going to put the 250 in?


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#219987 11/18/2006 10:21 PM
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Spanky and oldsub i am one and the same. I let the Coe go as i realized with my disabled income i would not be able to afford driving it. Gas has become outragious. It was a hard decision. I had a lot of time and money into the ole girl. I miss that truck and think of her often. It is great to see ole friends here, God bless you all
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