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#906416 12/26/2012 9:14 PM
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Is there such a thing?

I'm going to have a hard time fitting the 292 in my 40 with the standard pump.

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They changed the pump/pulley setup in about 74 or 75. It went to narrow belts & a smaller dia. bypass hose. Weather it is shorter, i'm not sure about.


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The 194,230,250 pump fits a 292. They come in a very short version.
I put a 292 in a 40 a few years back without moving the radiator.
I also use a flat face flex fan.
You do not need the by-pass set up for car or light truck use.


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Did you keep the stock water pump on the 292 or swap it out?

Any tips on the motor mounts?

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I used the shortest 194,230,250 pump.
I do not remember the exact application.
I have done so many jobs since then, I do not remember exactly how I mounted it.


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While the 194,230,250 water pump physically fits the 292, it does have an additional circulation hole in the backing plate. However, as pre'68 Dave notes, it can be used successfully on a 292 if it seals properly to the block.


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