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Re: 806 motor swap
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Posted by E J on February 08, 2004 at 11:39:26 from (67.31.156.72):
In Reply to: 806 motor swap posted by john on February 07, 2004 at 14:13:15:
John Im putting one in a 706 the rails are shorter than a 806 frame soI have to lenghen mine.If you can find a 1456 hood and cast grill they will work better because their longer than 56 & 06 gives a litle more room.If you use the 06 frame the front motor plate on the 466 motor has to be narrowed the difference between the width of the 66 frame and the 06 frame I used a sawsall with a good square cut.But if you use 66 frames you have to add shims between frame and front bolster.You can go either way.New holes have to be drilled in 06 rails for front 466 motor plate forward and down a little bit from orignal holes.
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