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I am in need for a flexplate,crank hub&bolts,and the wave plate for a 4bt / gm auto setup. If anybody can part with these parts I would be very thankful. Just pm me with your price.
I make some billet wave rings if you are interested. I hope to soon have the crank spacer and starter spacers done too. You can call me at 303-432-2820
The wave ring spaces the torqconverter out to the right distance for the trans. I could do nearly any trans to a cummins. The issue is having enough guys wanting it to do it. The only reason i have the Chevy vershion is i needed it for my convershion.
I make some billet wave rings if you are interested. I hope to soon have the crank spacer and starter spacers done too. You can call me at 303-432-2820
hello did you line the adapter of the trans up strait or leave it cocked to the right like the stock cummins adapter, i have three jeeps done and the adapters all shift to one side
makes the motor look funny in the bread vans,anyone know why they are twisted to the right?
On my adapter i untilted it so the motor and Trany sit like they are suppost too. When i did my truck i did not want to tilt the motor or trany. The one in the bread truck where tilted to help clearance for the turbo. There is a guy in cancune mexico that has a Jeep he had the tilted adapter for a while and he was running into problems and did not like it. He is now running one of me adapters and is very happy now.
I am planning on repowering a FJ40 and use a Toyota 5 speed and tranfercase. would you be able to have a set up that would work with 4 motor mounts 2 on the motor and 2 on the bell housing? Like Toyota used for the stock Land Cruisers and GM did in the late 50s for there trucks?