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08-31-2006 11:09 PM #1
I need a quick guesstimate! Length of motor?
I am on the verge of cutting the frame of the F-1. I have the suspension and cab mounting about figured out, but I don't have a drive train yet. Could somebody give me a safe (estimate high so I have room) length for a SBF motor measured from the firewall to the front of the pulleys? There will be no hood or fenders so I can put the motor wherever I want, but I need to make sure I have enough length in the frame to fit it in.
Thanks for an odd request,
CHAZ
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08-31-2006 11:15 PM #2
CHAZ,
off the subject but, what kind of drive train are you looking for?
Harmon
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09-01-2006 03:36 AM #3
Chaz: I think about 26 inches, but I will measure tonight and get you a better measurement.
Don
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09-01-2006 05:48 AM #4
Small block Ford (302) and an auto (C6?). I will probably pull the drivetrain from a old crown vic.
CHAZ
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09-01-2006 07:00 AM #5
Woops. I thought you said Chevy. Ford is about 28.
Don
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09-01-2006 08:12 AM #6
Originally Posted by hoof
Harmon
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09-01-2006 04:45 PM #7
I want to get something that runs so I know that I don't have to do a whole lot when I get it in. I said a crown vic because they are selling for nothing, I just haven't found a good donor yet. I would rather have a carb engine to start, but I can switch a throtle body over if I have to.
CHAZ
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