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Can anybody help?????

irelandmoss

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I have a 62 Dart with a /6. I'm trying to find out which cu.in.
it is. The only numbers I've found is the following:

2202857-7 with 9 27 above it. also, on the block is AAQ0.

Not sure if it is the original engine. I'm looking to rebuild it.

Any help please.

Bill
 
Slant Six

All Slant Six's originated as 225 cu.in. Good luck with your rebuild there're some neat and clever performance add-ons available for these--have fun!
 
glad you jumped in Cranky.I was gonna reccomend slant 6.org
 
I allways wanted to do a real HP build but it was just a great daily driver....
 
I thought /6's came in 3 versions - 170, 195 and 225?

This is the correct answer. The 195 didn't come out until the '70s and was fairly uncommon. Typically if you have a three frost plug slant then it will be pre-67 with the small diameter crank nub. You can tell the 170 (low deck) from the 225 by looking at the water pump bypass hose. If it is really short with the hose clamps almost touching then it is a 170. The 225 bypass is maybe 3" long.

Hope this helps.
 
Polara Pat is right about the bypass hose, but there was no 195. It was a 198
 
Polara Pat is right about the bypass hose, but there was no 195. It was a 198

I knew that, it's just drunk spelling. The slant six board is one of the most intelligent and informative sites I have ever been on. If you're planning on building a slant then this is your best resource. I've probably built five /6s and they keep getting better.
 
Thanks for all the info, guys. didn't want to buy the wrong parts
for it. It's not going to be radical, maybe just a little hotter cam.
Any way thanks.
Bill
 
Whatever you do it will be a peppy fun engine, they are bulliet proof-->
I had a ton of fun at the track when I was 18 winning trophy class with a 65 plymouth super(2brl) slant six 17.5 /1/4 mile.
 
My friend has a fresh built /6 and rebuilt 904.I think he might sell it/them, he has some go fast stuff already on the motor(cam,intake,carb,dual exhaust manifold).. I went to college with him for engine building.He's a good guy.I could set you two up if you like.At the very least I think he has parts you might want.
 
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