Yep ;
Either take along a 235 inlet manifold alignment ring or , measure the intake
ports in your 235.....
Never , _EVER_ trust a vendor for parts fittment ! .
-Nate
Ron wrote:
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> I have found an 235 intake manifold that hopefully will fit my 54 on
> Craigslist about 2 hours away in Wichita. Is there any easy way to be sure
> it's the correct manifold before I drive two hours and buy it? -- Other than
> the carb mounting stud spacing?? Is there a casting or part number I can
> look for? I haven't pulled off the old manifold yet that apparently must be
> for a 216.
>
> Ron
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