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I decided to make a one midplate that incorporates the factory plate which serves as a locator for the starter, and the midplate You were right, it wasn't .060, its .090, I use a 5/8 chromoly tube limiter and after almost 200 runs, nothing has bent. I still use the trans mount also,
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So the tubing you used as a limiter where did you place them? Thanks for the advice as what to do.
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[QUOTE=Kirk Morgan;675238]So the tubing you used as a limiter where did you place them? Thanks for the advice as what to do.
I made a bracket that bolts to the original passenger side motor mount bolt holes in the block. The tubing attaches to that with a heim joint, and the other end attaches to the crossmember my strut rods attach to.
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