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#68686 11/16/2006 3:02 AM
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Will a 51, 235 flywheel and bell housing bolt up to a 58,235? Besides that and the water pump, what else do I need to know about putting a 58, 235 in my 52,1/2t?
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#68687 11/16/2006 3:11 AM
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the bellhousing will. I'm not sure about the flywheel.

#68688 11/16/2006 3:37 AM
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Glen,how did you come out on that motor.The one that was breaking rockers ? Just curious what you found out.


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#68689 11/16/2006 3:54 AM
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Hey Tim,
Well, the thing is still giving me headaches. We have come to the conclusion that the head may have been milled too much and the valve is hitting the head after the engine warms up. I have pulled the head to look for marks on the piston or valve. I have been told that a 235 valve would hit the piston flat and may not leave a mark. I did not find any marks. I'm looking for a new engine. I'll then tear into the old one. I'm looking at a 58,235 tomorrow.


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