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#83611 10/01/2007 5:47 PM
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I think there has been some discussion on this before. I could not find it with a search.

Can a 216 head be put on a 235? Is there anything wrong with that?

I think that I have found one.

Also, a 4 speed transmission is mated to it. I have a 4 speed transmission but this one is smaller than the one I have. And it has a lever that comes up shaft from the transmission.

Any information is appreciated.

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#83612 10/01/2007 8:33 PM
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A 216 head will only fit on a 1941-49 235. The four speed with the reverse lock-out is a non syncro trans used up to 1947,


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#83613 10/01/2007 8:54 PM
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Are these 235 engines any good? Do they have the babbit bearings on the rod ends? Are they splash oilers?

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#83614 10/02/2007 2:07 AM
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Yes, Yes and Yes.
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A 235 has babbit bearings and is splash oiled???? I did not know that. What year 235 you talking about?

#83616 10/02/2007 4:06 AM
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1941-53 235s (except 53 Power Glide) had splash oil.


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