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Posted by Jonas [67.142.161.23] on Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 23:10:35 :
In Reply to: Studebaker flathead compatible with dodge flathead?? posted by junior [64.136.27.229] on Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 22:28:38 :
" Studebaker Commander Six. A larger displacement flathead engine which was, like the Champion Six, a prewar design. The original displacement was 226 cubic inches which was increased to 245 cubic inches in 1948. Horsepower ranges from 94 to 102, so torque is its major advantage over the Champion engine. It was replaced by the new Studebaker V-8 for automobile use in 1951, but continued to be available in light trucks through 1960. Strong and durable, parts are generally harder to come by than for the Champion Six. A good engine in both car and truck applications. Also desirable with stick and overdrive."
Does it have a dual intake/ exhaust setup on it? What parts were you hoping to scavenge off it? I have several wrecked 230 engines and a couple of good 251 engines if you need correct parts.