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#604317 12/25/2009 3:37 PM
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Hi, I read that a 292 crank could be put into a 235 block and was wondering what other parts from a 292 motor could be used ?


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Not true.
292 rods can be fit to a 235 or 261 crank to increase (or decrease) the stroke slightly by eccentric regrinding to the smaller 292 journal size (2.100" vs. 2.311"), but it's a lot of expensive and delicate work.
The distributor can be slightly modified to fit, the carburetor is a bit bigger, nothing else.

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in reading other topics it seems a 261 is a better candidate than the 235 for stroking with a 292 donor.


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you really need to research more. you can not use 194-292 parts on a 235/261 other than the rods with a custom ground crank.

The two engines are similar only in the fact that they are made by GM. everything from bore spacing to number of bearing journals, etc. are different. If you have a 292, use the 292.


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the 235 has 4 main bearings, the 292 has 7. The crank will not fit no matter what you do.


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