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PurpleFJ62 · 05-11-07, 09:03 PM

from my understanding you have to use an isuzu flywheel with a big bulky spacer and then bolt up a chevy flywheel/flexplate. Dosent having 2 flywheels seem a little odd? Now I am no expert on this, but I know you can get an adapter for ANY Sae4 diesel engine to a SBC 350.
http://www.phxgrp.com/transmission.htm
Now the picture is not so good, but it might be possible to do the same setup with less complications. Thus having a lower chance of problems?

So if you can get an automotive spec isuzu and throw on the industrial rear end of it, you might be able to use this kit?

I dont know if getting the sae4 housing is hard, but maby another alternative?

05-11-07, 09:03 PM	#145
PurpleFJ62 IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Dexter Michigan Posts: 302	from my understanding you have to use an isuzu flywheel with a big bulky spacer and then bolt up a chevy flywheel/flexplate. Dosent having 2 flywheels seem a little odd? Now I am no expert on this, but I know you can get an adapter for ANY Sae4 diesel engine to a SBC 350. http://www.phxgrp.com/transmission.htm Now the picture is not so good, but it might be possible to do the same setup with less complications. Thus having a lower chance of problems? So if you can get an automotive spec isuzu and throw on the industrial rear end of it, you might be able to use this kit? I dont know if getting the sae4 housing is hard, but maby another alternative? __________________ Kettering University Incoming Freshman 1988 FJ 62, 1994 4Runner, 2001 4Runner, 2006 VW TDI, 1992 Plymouth Laser, 1999 Heep of Junk Wrangler Live in the thumb of michigan? Need body repair or restorations? http://www.cococollision.com