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08-04-2002, 05:55 AM

rustang girl

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Quote:

Originally posted by Dark Knight
it will fit... but... different balance... so you need the later flexplate or flywheel... the later balancer has a different bolt pattern for the pulley... so... you'll need an aftermarket balancer if you want to use the early accessories.. and... if it's going into a stick car... you need an adapter for the block side z-bar mount.. later blocks dont have a mount cast in,..

hmmmm, ok. Thanks for the pointers!!!

BTW: It's auto.

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