Straight sixers out there??

Damn thats nice!

 

Love those inliners. Deal me in.......'54 235 in my '53 3100, T-5, 3:08 rear from a '69 1/2 ton.

 

Now we're talking! A very good motor
that deserves a lot more credit!

 

I tend to agree, 223 is a very good engine. Currently running one in my '54.

 

Stock Twin-H-Power 308ci Hornet in my '54 Hudson.

 

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250 in my 1950 Suburban. 202 intakes, Z28 springs,mild cam, milled, bored,balenced, HEI , Clifford intake and Holley, cast Langdon headers. 2.5 ich all the way to the magnaflow and out. Moves a lot of air and sounds great.

 

Hey Six offender, do you have a video clip would love to hear it thump.

Thanks for the pics

 

Still waiting drop a video SIXOFFENDERS for life!!!

 

I have been tempted lately to replace the 235 in my 37 Chevy p/u with a V8,I have found a 57 Olds J-2 motor but I think it will get too costly to drop it in so it will most likely stay six powered. My 235 has some noises but have a extra 235 that is supposed to have low miles and been watching for a 261,since I have spent alot of time to make the 235 look like a 216 it would be a shame to stop now.

 

200 inline in my 64 Falcon.

 

Here's mine. 261 with a T5 in my '49 Chevy PU. It ain't too pretty but she sure do work good.

 

Here's mine - Ford 300 punched out to 313
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=788885&goto=nextoldest

Here's a few pics for the in-line lovers ....

 

DROUL! i wish mine looked like that! but i have a stock 223 in my 62 f-100

 

early 235 (that's why it has 216 valve cover) i put in my 49 i plan to dress it up with duel carbs soon.

 

Yep- 54 plymouth with a clapped out 230, but it just keeps going!

 

does anyone know where I can get a McGurk or Clifford intake for my 302 or has anyone adapted a 4barrel mount to the stock intake. Thanks

 

Try Clifford.

 

Im selling a 270 with the high compression H head if anyone is interested,pm me.

 

Jimmy 302 in my Belly Tank...

 

Friends 35 Chevy Master roadster. Blue flame with triples and T400. He loves his inliners.

 

I just swapped a 235 out of my 54 chevy pickup, and swapped in a 230 from 68!!
Not rebuilt (won't happen for a few years), and not repainted... But damn she still looks good in there!


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My Jimmy 302 daily driver

 

Here's my 223 I-6 from my 55 F100.

 

Here is mine in my '51 2 door (avatar). .060" over 226 with Nicson intake, Knudsen head, Nielsen regrind 3/4 cam, home made split exhaust, Pertronix ignition in original distributor. Backed up with a 3 speed overdrive.

Building a 254 flattie out of an F6 truck (or school bus), .030" over, Cyclone head, regrind Isky 400Jr cam, Red's header, home built single 4bbl intake, modified Mallory dual point distributor from 292 Chevy, 3 speed overdrive. Putting it all in a '49 Ford club coupe.

 

I'll dive bomb on in here with a pic of my 292. At the motor shop as we speak getting balanced, lumped, and cam.

 

250 with t5

 

Will be picking up a good running 230 in a few weeks. Might get with a friend and get going on a FED.

 

Got a 235 in my chevy Sedan 1931

 

Great post on inliners. I'm in the process of building a 292 for my 56 chevy. I've got a couple of questions.
Just purchased a Clifford intake. Planning on running a for barrel. Which would you recommend? Also where did you purchased the carb linkage. Headers which ones are you running? Thanks JT