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The "Tornado" 230 I6 uses a cast iron block and cylinder head with over head valves. The 230 was a bit ahead of its time because it used an overhead cam. The engine gets a bad reputation because of it's complexity compared to other engines at the time. The 230 is the only Kaiser engine to be used in a Jeep in all the years they owned Jeep.

The Tornado was used in Willys Pickups, Willys Wagons, J-series pickups, Wagoneers, M715s, and M725s.

The 230 was used in Jeep pickups (Gladiator) from 1963 until 1964. It was also used in Willys Pickups and Willys Wagons from '63 until '65.

 

Tornado 230 I6
Bore x Stroke3.34" x 4.38"
Displacement230 (3.76L)
Compression Ratio8.5:1
Horsepower (net)140@4000rpm
Torque (net)210@1750
Main Bearings4
Valve ConfigurationSOHC
Fuel1bbl or 2bbl

A low compression version of the 230 was available in Willys Pickups, Willys Wagons, and full size pickups in 1964. It was also available in Willys Pickups and Willys Wagons in 1965.

 

Tornado 230 I6
Bore x Stroke3.34" x 4.38"
Displacement230 (3.76L)
Compression Ratio7.5:1
Horsepower (net)133@4000rpm
Torque (net)199@2400
Main Bearings4
Valve ConfigurationSOHC
Fuel1bbl or 2bbl
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