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You need to re-visualize this.

early BB has a longer crank than a later one.

A spacer for the later crank would fix that.

Nothing special about it, though I dunno if anyone makes them, but building one should be easy for a machine shop or someone with the machine tools. Not sure if the early cranks use nuts and bolts




That's the rub, the early converter has 8 studs with nuts on the front side of the crank flange.




Wonder if there is a 6 bolt flexplate that will bolt to the early TC and allow this swap with a spacer?

Dunno.

Or run a hemi 8 bolt crank?

Getting expensive now.


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