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05-14-2007, 10:02 PM | #1 |
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Location: Bonne Terre, Mo
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Flywheel Promblem I had
Everyone who read my post about me installing a 98 350 vortex engine mated to a 350 turbo long shaft tranny. I found out afterwards (already installed) that the later model stock starters would miss the flywheel by approx. 1 inch. Thru a friend that came accross the same promblem years ago tipped me about using an older starter instead of changing the flywheel. After several trips and alot of research I purchased a starter that fits a small block corevette 94. (The starter bolts are straight across from each other and requires a long bolt and a short 1 1/2" bolt) This starter is offset 1 inch and solved my flywheel problem. Unfortunately And I am not sure why. The adapter plate I installed to install a spin-on oil filter cracked after starting the engine so my 4 quarts of high dollar oil is on my garage floor. But you only win one battle at a time I guess. Hopefully its not possible to have so much oil pressure you can bust a oil adapter plate..hmmm I posted this responce incase someone doesn't check the size of their flywheel as I did. So I had a short lived glory of about 5 minutes but then again my turbo mufflers sound outstanding after 6 months of sweat & tears.
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