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07-20-2009, 08:50 AM
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Pick up some freebies
I saved a wide frame from the scrap yard. It has a good internal brake tranny, good fender pan, and steering linkage. Unfortunately he had already scrapped a perfectly good 1200 hood, grill with WORKING HEADLIGHTS
 Now I have a question. Is a quietline wide frame the same as a pre quietline wide frame. In other words, is the only difference the engine cradle in the quietline? I have never pulled the engine out of my 108 to check for myself. Thanks all. Weaverama 
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07-20-2009, 09:36 AM
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The engine mounting area is very different. The holes for the iso-mounts aren't in the 1x8/9 frame, and there are big slots in the QL frame so you can get to the motor mount bolts. They won't really interchange.
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07-23-2009, 01:20 PM
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If you are keeping the internal brake rear for another project, I suggest you rob the brake pedal, link, and associated arms and return spring off the Quietline frame. You will need these parts if you install the internal brake rear in a frame that originally had external brakes. I found this out the hard way!
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