Steve439
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Is sealing the flywheel bolts a Ford thing?
LOL, I'm wondering that...
Is sealing the flywheel bolts a Ford thing?
Yes,Is sealing the flywheel bolts a Ford thing?
I'm 100% positive i put something on the bolts, however i don't recall what it was.
I remember posting a thread about installing it (because i post about everything) and someone shit on me because of the bolts i used, whatever came with the flywheel
I don't know what you're asking me to measure, but after checking my build thread, i could rotate one dowel and still slip the bellhousing over them. They were .007 offset dowels
You did seal the flywheel bolt threads?
after checking pictures on my phone, my crankshaft doesn't have through holes. So it shouldn't matter
Yes,
They are not blind holes, they are open to the crank case.
Toss it in the dumpster and install some Chevy power?I've learned two new things today, both about Ford engines.![]()

I've learned two new things today, both about Ford engines.![]()
Non stock crank?after checking pictures on my phone, my crankshaft doesn't have through holes. So it shouldn't matter
Your likely correct on this point, 351w cranks mostly had blind holes, I just checked.after checking pictures on my phone, my crankshaft doesn't have through holes. So it shouldn't matter
Why isn't it out yet? Already in the air, chop chop, don't stop.
I don't know what you're asking me to measure, but after checking my build thread, i could rotate one dowel and still slip the bellhousing over them. They were .007 offset dowels
That's like putting ketchup on pussy.I was speeding home to enjoy a steak dinner, got pulled over, she put mango habanero sauce on the steak, all around a fuckin terrible late afternoon.
Fuckin mango habanero... jesus christ
FFS. You said after you got the dowels "set" you still had slop in the tolerances. So here is specifically what I am asking: (1) did you use a digital caliper to measure the dowel holes in the block; and (2) did you use a digital caliper to measure the dowel holes in your bellhousing/adapter? One may be 5mm, the other 5.5mm or 6mm. Or whatever. It seems that whatever you are saying, which is far from clear, is that after you set the offset dowels you could still move the bellhousing around. That should not happen at all.
That's like putting ketchup on pussy.