Project 1999 OBS GMC / whipple lq4 / FLT 4l65
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motor mounts: done
oil cooler blockoff: done
injectors: done
also sprayed a ton of undercoat on the underneath the cab and frame and cut out the rest of the exhaust
bolted the tranny to the engine but theres problems
the TC bolts are a little more inset from the flywheel i will have to grind on the flywheel i think
not sure how to cover this, do i need some kind of special dustplate?
thanks to phil for his help today, still have a long way to go but gettin it done
oil cooler blockoff: done
injectors: done
also sprayed a ton of undercoat on the underneath the cab and frame and cut out the rest of the exhaust
bolted the tranny to the engine but theres problems
the TC bolts are a little more inset from the flywheel i will have to grind on the flywheel i think
not sure how to cover this, do i need some kind of special dustplate?
thanks to phil for his help today, still have a long way to go but gettin it done
Last edited by thArf; 07-31-2009 at 11:41 AM.
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i know the second to the last pic, thats where the starter goes, but there is a plastic black piece that bolts up first, then the starter, cant remember if theres a plastic piece for the last pic you posted but i think there is
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its cool man we didnt get anything done really after we found out about these problems
i ordered a new flywheel so that solves that problem and i will just fab up a little cover to take care of the open area on the drivers side
i ordered a new flywheel so that solves that problem and i will just fab up a little cover to take care of the open area on the drivers side