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| 1948mm
08-29-2012 18:38:35
208.71.219.231
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I want to put a 403 in a u. From what ive read I need to switch the 6 inch crank, rods, jugs, and of course pistons. Does this sound correct? I would like to know if its possible before I start. Thanks!
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| 1948 mm
08-30-2012 18:52:17
208.71.219.231
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Re: 403 in a u in reply to 1948mm, 08-29-2012 18:38:35
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| Thanks for the response I have a u with a narrow front I am thinking about using. I guess I didn't know that the whole engine could be swapped, which would be easier to do for me. I wanna keep my gtb running so I am thinking about using the 283 for it. Thanks again
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| Mopower
08-30-2012 12:35:56
64.208.152.151
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Re: 403 in a u in reply to 1948mm, 08-29-2012 18:38:35
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| A 403 will bolt in but the bell housing must be trimmed a hair on the tranny to allow the larger starter gear of the 403. Or... as you said, swap parts into your crankcase. Or... use shoter pistons, U rods, and M5 blocks to get there and have stock deck height.
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