Hey guys. I'm about to pull my 232 outta my 1952 commander, and drop in a 289 from a 1963 Daytona. Any tips and or tricks would be awesome. I am going to use the original (if its not all chewed up in there), and I already know I have to change the pins/bolts at the bell housing, but anything else I should know? Like where is the hidden bolt that I know that's in there. What have you guys run into? Thanks Brad.
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If you're leaving the 1952 bellhousing in there, you'll need to dial-indicate it to the 1963 block.
If the crankshaft-to-flywheel bolts are for a stick shift and you are going to an automatic, or vise-versa, you'll have to change the bolts in the back of the crankshaft; each arrangement has its own bolt length.
Finally, you must keep the starter motor and flywheel combination intact. You can't mix and match 12 volt starters to "6-volt" flywheels or vise-versa.
Others will post more itmes, I'm sure. BPWe've got to quit saying, "How stupid can you be?" Too many people are taking it as a challenge.
G. K. Chesterton: This triangle of truisms, of father, mother, and child, cannot be destroyed; it can only destroy those civilizations which disregard it.
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Sorry Brad I have to learn everything the hard way and am just not experienced enough to help.
Try to re title your post and simplify the question, With a little luck maybe one of the heavy weights will weigh in.
If that doesn't work P.M. me, I'll send you a list of names that you can ask to post it for you to get a flood of answers.
(sorry that's sarcasm in an bad way)
Dean.
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