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It didn't take long before General Motors' in-house horsepower race escalated in 1962 with Oldsmobile, Buick, and Pontiac divisions offering their own versions of Buick's new 215-cubic-inch V-8..

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The most common mistakenly held belief regarding the Iron Duke's history maintains that it's little more than an evolution of the Chevy II 's 153-cu.in. four-cylinder - derived from the 230-cu.in. six-cylinder and used from 1962 through 1970 in the United States - and that the Iron Duke name actually applies to those engines.

1966 L79 327350 HP Engine for Chevy II N for sale Hemmings Motor News


The Chevy II was offered in three series levels: the 100, 300, and Nova (there's that name) 400. Available engines in 1962-63 were Chevrolet's 153-cubic-inch inline-four and 194-cu-in straight-six. The most popular 1962 Nova was the convertible, which cost $2475—or about $20,727 in today's dollars. A V-8 engine arrived in the Chevy II.

1960s Chevrolet Chevy II 153 CID 4cylinder Engine Cutaway View Cars


David Conwill 04/17/2020 Magazine Muscle Machines In This Article Category: Magazine Make: Chevrolet Model: Chevy ii The new-for-'62 Chevy II was slightly larger than the Ford Falcon on which it was patterned. It was based around a new series of engines—a 90-horsepower, 153-cubic-inch four-cylinder and a 120-hp 194-cu.in. straight-six.

65 66 67 Chevy II Nova 327350 hp L79 Engine & Transmission 1967


4-Door Sedan Convertible Coupe Engine Options Super-Thrift 153 I-4 | 153ci | 90hp Hi-Thrift 194 | 194ci | 120hp Available Transmissions: 3-Speed Manual

Nova Engine Options 1965


Only about 25 percent of the nearly 800,000 1962-1963 Chevy II buyers opted for the four-cylinder, and the 194ci I-6 was the most popular engine choice until the Chevy II became just the Nova in 1969.

A 1963 Chevy II Nova Built For The Open Road Hot Rod Network


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The engine in the Chevy II is mated to a 4L60-E transmission from GM. Underneath the car are King coilovers in the front, along with a K-member front end, but the rear remains a leaf-spring setup. The car rides on Continental tires and custom 17-inch, polished chrome Weld wheels. It is stopped by Wilwood six-piston brakes.

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Over the years we collected a rare listing of original Chevrolet Chevy II Nova factory options and how many cars were produced for each option.. Engine - V8 283 25,083: 0-L61: Engine - L6 230 - Hi Performance 13,090: 0-M01: Heavy Duty Clutch.

1966 Chevrolet Chevy II 2Door Sedan Chevrolet 153 cid 4C… Flickr


Model: Chevy ii. It was a combination Chevrolet teased, but never actually released—the fuel-injected Corvette small-block in the lightweight Chevy II compact. The basic concept of a small-block-powered compact predated the Chevy II by a couple years—it was a natural extension of repowering lightweight prewar cars with late-model engines.

Nova Engine Options 1967


The motor saw use for the next seven years as the base four-cylinder used in Chevy II/Novas, and went on to become one of the most successful engines in history, carrying over to multiple platforms, including maritime applications, forklifts, generators, the 1964 Chevy Van in the U.S., and the Chevair and Rekord in South Africa.

A 1963 Chevy II Nova Built For The Open Road Hot Rod Network


The Chevy II was designed as a relatively plain intermediate "economy" car powered by four and six cylinder engines, to steal sales away from the popular Ford Falcon. Production began in August of 1961 and as the Chevy II gradually became available with many engine, trim, and convenience options, it joined in the performance ranks of the mid-60.

How Ryan Buck Built a Sick 1963 Chevy II—Twice OnAllCylinders


Officially called the Chevy II Nova 400, the high-end model was available as a two- or four-door sedan, four-door wagon, two-door convertible or two-door hardtop coupe (hardtops lacked a.

1963 Chevrolet Nova convertible engine Ate Up With Motor Flickr


The standard engine for the 100/300 series was a 153-cubic-inch inline four, Chevrolet's first "four-banger" since 1928. Weighing in at just 2,410 pounds, the 1962 Chevy II came standard with a 90-horse ohv four displacing 153 cubic inches. That compared with the Ford Falcon's standard six with just 144 cid and 85 bhp.

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The Chevrolet 153 cu in engine was an inline-four engine designed in the early 1960s for use in the Chevy II. It is a four-cylinder variant of the Turbo-Thrift six-cylinder engine.

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