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    GMR
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    Dave and shawnlee28, have read many of your responses on this forum and found them very informative. I understand what you're saying but I don't think you answered my question. Probably just me, but anyway....

    I already have a 2 piece seal crank along with rods and pistons but I can't seem to find a useable 350 2 piece seal block for a fair price in my area (I had a block before I bought the crank but the block turned out to be unuseable so I need another). However, I can find 1 piece seal blocks. So I guess I want to know if the adapter and tool I mentioned, is all I need in order to use my 2 piece crank in the newer 1 piece blocks.

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    Thats some real good info Denny W COOL Thanks

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    Denny, actually, that's the article I read that prompted my question. That's where I initially learned about the adapter and the tool. I've also learned that sometimes articles leave small, but important, pieces of info out. Not being real expierienced, I wanted to be sure there was nothing more to it. So I guess it's as simple as that, an adapter and an alignment tool, thanks.

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