Al K
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So,I went to put a '91 Dakota/360 starter on the Sport Fury,cuz da headers hit on the OEM big-*** starter. Got it into position and...it won't seat! It seems that the nose(?) hits the inside of the trans case,and the solenoid contacts on the block.
A comparison:
I wanted to see if it fit on the '72 440 block I've got,but there was no way to tilt the block where it sits without it falling over and caving in my driver's side door. So,I can't tell if it's a block issue,a trans issue or a starter issue. My engine/trans combo is '64 Chrysler 413 with a '64 trans.
Is there a spacer/shield/whatever that goes between the starter and block mount when using the small unit?
Wannadrag;if you're out there bud,please look at these pics and tell me if your starter is like this one. This is the @#$% that pisses me off,setback-wise. Had this thing gone in,I could've tried to get the header on and moved to working on the other side. So close and yet so @#$%&*@ far!
A comparison:
I wanted to see if it fit on the '72 440 block I've got,but there was no way to tilt the block where it sits without it falling over and caving in my driver's side door. So,I can't tell if it's a block issue,a trans issue or a starter issue. My engine/trans combo is '64 Chrysler 413 with a '64 trans.
Is there a spacer/shield/whatever that goes between the starter and block mount when using the small unit?
Wannadrag;if you're out there bud,please look at these pics and tell me if your starter is like this one. This is the @#$% that pisses me off,setback-wise. Had this thing gone in,I could've tried to get the header on and moved to working on the other side. So close and yet so @#$%&*@ far!