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Rebuild Kits For 1956 I 6 223

Can Anyone Help Me With Where To Get & The Best Place & Price For Rebuild Parts For 1956 I 6 223. I Need Everything New Piston,rings,valves,springs, Bearings Etc. Etc.

I Got A Price From A Machine Shop Here Locally But He Said I Was Welcome To Search For Them Cheaper If I Could Find Them.

Thanks In Advance Everybody On Here Has Been Very Helpful

Thanks Again, Terry
 
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Anybody With Info?????????????????
 
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Try NAPA, they can be a little more than the other Auto Parts Stores, but the Quality of their product is usually far superior.
 
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You can try Kanter Auto Products, www.kanter.com. I think they are/were a sponsor of this site.
 
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run a search using ford 223 engine rebuild kit and you will get a number of answers.
 
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Thanks Everyone. Its Greatly Appreciated.

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EGGE in Santa Fe Springs Ca.
 
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Are there any other companies out there that would supply full rebuild kits for the 223??
 
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I found mine on e-bay a company out of jacksonville the whole kit. All new pistons,rings,pushrods,oil pump,freeze plugs,cam,cam bearings,crank bearings,cam gear,crank gear,timing chain,valves,valve springs,seal kit everything for $1200.00 i have the phone number at home if you need it. I can bring it to work tomorrow & post it, let me know.


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I thought rebuild kits were WAY less than 1200!!! Man, I'm gonna need a lot more than I thought...Where could I easily find a block for a 56 223? Local junkyards here don't have crap...
Could you get different pistons(aluminum?)?
I'm pretty sure I am too going to rebuild my old I-6 VERY soon, but I still need a good block that is easily accessable, and not to mention some good general advice on, siply, what to do. I will have a shop do the work, but I don't know what I'm gonna have to do to get to that point...
 
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Do some more searching on the internet, but $1200 might be in the ballpark.

And mOROTBREATH, if you really need a block. Send me a PM, I will tell you what I have.

Bill
 
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Well, your a little too far away. I don't think I could take the time, or afford the shipping. I guess I didn't update my location on my profile like I was told, . I'm in CA, so I don't think it would be easy. As of now, I really only need a block and a carb(I think). I can still PM you if you'd like.
 
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Most of the full kits I have seen have been b/w $900 - $1200. I just can't believe they cost that much for a full kit.
 


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