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it's a '96 out of an auto
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that's what's called for in Dustin's instructions.Is it require that you need to use a 93 and older transmission plate?
Is that bad? Seems good to me.its in!!!!!!!! only took 9 hours![]()
I dont know, first time for me. Just messed with boat motors and they drop straight in.Is that bad? Seems good to me.
Come on now more power is always best it keep aftermarket parts companies in business with breakage....Ve pump has it limits where the p-pump it's endless. Though we don't really need 800hp and 1200ft lbs of torque.
its really tight at the power steering pump to power steering gear box, I also took the vavle cover off closest to the firewall, only way I could get the motor mounts on.Wow he has changed it kit up completely. Making a bell housing in stead of adapter plate. Interesting.
Do you have the engine sitting in the truck. How much room over on the driver side with the p-pump? Phil and I debated going p-pump on his but like the small simplicity the VE offered. Either can get you lots of power adders with some screw turning and light grinder massaging.
Looking good so far
I might do that, I ripped all the hoses apart all the way to the rear heat under the cab. Do you just plug those pipes and call it done?Did you have to reroute heater valve hoses at all? My bottom hose, coming off the "u turn" fitting kisses the back valve cover. I have deleted the rear heater.
Sweet! The trans cooler hard lines won't work there. I did the same thing. The inter cooler pipe runs along there and bolts to one of the motor holes. I ended up using soft lines all along there and ty-rap them to the intercooler pipe.
Glad you got all those parts at least!