Bob Moderator Sep 22, 2019 #1 The only real difference I see between a 248 and a 263 head appears to be the 263 head is drilled for dowl pins. Anyone know of anything else?
The only real difference I see between a 248 and a 263 head appears to be the 263 head is drilled for dowl pins. Anyone know of anything else?
firstofeight Experienced Member Sep 22, 2019 #2 Bob, I used a 1942 head on a '51 263 that I hopped up. Ben
Bob Moderator Sep 22, 2019 #3 I think you can, but you either have to drill the dowel holes in the '42 head, or pull the dowel pins from the '51 block. Is that what you found?
I think you can, but you either have to drill the dowel holes in the '42 head, or pull the dowel pins from the '51 block. Is that what you found?
firstofeight Experienced Member Sep 23, 2019 #5 Bob said: I think you can, but you either have to drill the dowel holes in the '42 head, or pull the dowel pins from the '51 block. Is that what you found? Click to expand... Truthly, I do not remember. I know no holes were drilled in the head. The block was "decked" .020. Machine shop could have removed them. I will have to revue my photos. Ben Bob said: Just noticed the water thermostat housing doesn't line up Click to expand... What does not line up? Ben
Bob said: I think you can, but you either have to drill the dowel holes in the '42 head, or pull the dowel pins from the '51 block. Is that what you found? Click to expand... Truthly, I do not remember. I know no holes were drilled in the head. The block was "decked" .020. Machine shop could have removed them. I will have to revue my photos. Ben Bob said: Just noticed the water thermostat housing doesn't line up Click to expand... What does not line up? Ben