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06-19-2001, 01:29 PM
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Location: Berkshire County - Massachusetts
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351W bracketing
I'm trying to visualize how this will work with my '69 351W. Mine is not a reverse rotation block so I can't run a stock 5.0 pump. I also bought the AC and PS delete brackets in case I need them. Since I'm not swapping a 302 I don't have anything from the 302 to start with, so I'm starting from scratch. My question is that I heard I might need a spacer on my dampner to run the sepentine system. Is this true and how do you suggest I run my belts?? What pulleys should I get?
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