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09-29-2006 07:14 PM #16
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That bell with the starter bolting to it is almost an antique! Mid-60's at the latest. Nothing really wrong with it, if you can find a stsrter for it.
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09-29-2006 07:18 PM #17
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'62 1/2 ton
Originally Posted by northernbob
Ken Thomas
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09-29-2006 07:20 PM #18
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Read my earlier post. Originally Posted by R Pope
I combined the back half of a 283 starter with the front half of a 400 starter. The flywheel came from a 454.Ken Thomas
NoT FaDe AwaY and the music didn't die
The simplest road is usually the last one sought
Wild Willie & AA/FA's The greatest show in drag racing
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10-04-2006 06:23 AM #19
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How about using a hydraulic throw out bearing? I am contemplating an auto to t5 trans swap and trying to figure out the best plan of attack. I just started a string on HydroT/O in this forum...
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