ease of moving drivetrain?
Mar 31, 2007 | 11:26 AM
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ease of moving drivetrain?
how easy is it to move the drivetrain back a couple inches?
we're fitting my new engine, and since it uses a longer bellhousing it pushes the engine too far forward.
we're fitting my new engine, and since it uses a longer bellhousing it pushes the engine too far forward.
Mar 31, 2007 | 11:59 AM
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Going to have to relocate the t-case crossmember (or make a custom one), shorten the rear and lengthen the front driveshafts, redo the shifter holes in the floor, possibly lengthen the speedo cable, etc. Not impossible.
Apr 1, 2007 | 01:34 PM
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Apr 1, 2007 | 02:19 PM
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V-6 Auto I am pretty sure Bud Built is the only game in town. The rest rely on the t-case for a mounting pattern and that is different.
Also, Bud Built mounts to the stock t-case mount and the stock frame holes, that will be a wash for you with a moved engine. I have a FROR with a crawler, it fits where I want it to.
If you can put an engine in a truck that it did not come in, I hope you can move it around to make it fit.
Also, Bud Built mounts to the stock t-case mount and the stock frame holes, that will be a wash for you with a moved engine. I have a FROR with a crawler, it fits where I want it to.
If you can put an engine in a truck that it did not come in, I hope you can move it around to make it fit.
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