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Glenwood BB Mopar Jet boat motor plar? #387128
07/26/09 07:42 PM
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I have a glenwood Jet boat motor plate for a B/RB or Hemi and the four holes that are tapped (1/2 NPT pipe thread) are off to the water cast holes in the block. I'm planning on enlarging them to 3/4 NPT and I was wondering if anyone knows of a drawing or the correct location for these cast locations?

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Re: Glenwood BB Mopar Jet boat motor plar? [Re: Bishop] #387129
07/26/09 07:48 PM
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The Mopar Performance engine book has the dimensions in it.

Re: Glenwood BB Mopar Jet boat motor plar? [Re: Bishop] #387130
07/27/09 12:40 AM
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I'd wait until you get your block then paint around the current holes w dykem, bolt it up for a pattern then cut them ,that way they will be dead on especially since a mtr plate is more likely to leak this just increases your odds.


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Re: Glenwood BB Mopar Jet boat motor plar? [Re: Bishop] #387131
07/27/09 10:00 PM
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That looks like a v-drive plate. You can use a water pump gasket as a templet.You better mock-up a block with the plates and see the angle of the engine, the exhaust logs, pump alignment,ect.







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