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Yeah, I completely agree, no doubt that's what I'll do. Even with a sheet of luan plywood in between it wouldn't take much to damage it and clearances would be really tight. I expect a pulley or bolts would be the first thing to hit. (correct about the fan btw)

Looks like the torque converter has a mounting plate that bolts to the rim of the flywheel maybe. If that's correct it appears the engine only has to come forward a couple inches. Anybody know?

Jim
  • Posted 16 Apr 2014 23:42
  • By JimBlackwood
  • joined 3 Apr'14 - 12 messages
  • Kentucky, United States

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