engine swap

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Asked by Tom Sep 16, 2008 at 12:22 PM about the 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air

Question type: Car Customization

what needs to be done to the rest of the car when i swap a 235ci for a 350.

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you will need a bigger gas tank lol

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Best place to ask would be on www.trifive.com

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so what im going to do when i get that far is,1st get whatever mounts came with the engine that im puting in mach and make sure with a empty tranny where i want the mounts to be and then bolt it onto the crossmember 2nd make sure everything is going to line up and make sure the rear end will take a new driveline you maght have to get one custom and balanced,3rd if all goes well bolt it in hook up linkages and wire and start, ps the gas tank will not be that big of an issue you'll just have to stop more often.

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You do know that a 235 and a 350 have different bell housing bolt patterns ! What trans do you Have ! also trans mount drive shaft swap pending !

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no. the motor mounts are there. you have to move the motor mounts up on spot. The radiator need to go on the out side. to clear the fan. Cause the 235 has the radiator on the inside. Not a big deal did it to my 56 chevy bel air in one day.

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