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Non Pontiac Motors in Pontiacs includes factory 403,305,350 Chevy, Buick V6, Also Pontiac Motors in non-Pontiacs! |
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I have a 231 buick V6 in my 79 lemans safari wagon and want to put a standard flywheel off from a 1978 231 buick V6 out of a pontiac sunbird on it. This is so I can convert the car to a 4 speed for now while the 412 and nash 5 speed are being readied . Are these 2 231's the same motor so I won't run into balance problems???
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I have a 231 buick V6 in my 79 lemans safari wagon and want to put a standard flywheel off from a 1978 231 buick V6 out of a pontiac sunbird on it. This is so I can convert the car to a 4 speed for now while the 412 and nash 5 speed are being readied . Are these 2 231's the same motor so I won't run into balance problems???
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if i remeber correctly the balance between the odd and even fire engines is different.
i do know the cranks are different. the easy way to tell the diff between the 2 is in the dist cap posts. the evenfire engines have them evenly spaced around the cap and the oddfire engines have a couple of the terminals that are out of sequence in regards to the spacing. mike
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