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Bugsy_malone 666
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 Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 11:38 pm Post subject: Ford V6 adaptor plates, where do you get em? |
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Is that another kennedy engineering job or is there somewhere in the UK? how easy are they to get hold of or even make?
Found a 3.1 locally and wondered how much of a job it would be to fab my own adaptor plate, although I feel its not a small job! so wondered if they are easy to obtain?
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madmatt
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| Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 10:18 am Post subject: |
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| got a kennedy cologne adapter spare if thats any good |
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Bugsy_malone 666
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got any pictures of it? and is it just the engine to gear box adaptor or is it the kit that includes i think a flywheel spacer/adaptor?
I might be interested, but it would depend on price. Its an idea I am toying with at the moment, but if it wasnt to difficult to build the adaptor I might consider having a go at making one from scratch.
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| new flywheel and adapter £170 |
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