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Chevy 265 performance
Anyone know what kinda performance you can squeeze out of a 265? I found a 1955 265 in one of my sheds and feel like rebuilding it, but I can find hardly any information on this motor (no doubt due to it's short build life). Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I have a book somewhere on the 265 I will see if I can find it.
I am pretty sure you can do anything to it that you can do to any other small block Chevrolet. I am also pretty sure that a lot of circle track drivers liked them because they were High Revvers. Factory stock in the corvettes they produced 195hp and in the passenger series they were 165. Though I think those numbers are probably exaggerated a bit since they were BHP numbers. |
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Re: Chevy 265 performance
My best advice, leave it alone and advertise it for sale in Hemmings Motor News. Some dude out there is salivating for a bone stock 265 to complete his '55 Chevy project. With the coin from this sale, get yourself into a nice 350 crate motor.
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Re: Chevy 265 performance
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The 1955 265 does not have any provision for an oil filter on it. Unfiltered oil + performance = bad moon rising. EDIT - this is a SERIOUS necro post. 9 years old!
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Re: Chevy 265 performance
Yep, I didn't notice that, but my advice would be the same if the post was written today.
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