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Old 10-18-2012, 12:03 PM
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The bolt pattern on the M12 is the same as what was in it but the M12 has the deep sump so I had to do a little cutting to make it fit. Only issue is that the engine has to go in straight down so it won't slide forward to get the clutch in. The clutch has to go in first then the engine and then the trans has to be slid forward.
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Finished the welding on the frame. Cleaned the rear end and pulled the axles. It's getting a set of disk brake axles. Ordered a complete clutch from Mid West Super Cub and a set of seals for the axles from the local Cub dealer. So far so good.
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Looking good Sam!
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well its quite a work by now! I gotta roll with the 72 sometime.
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Pulled the steering box apart today. Just needed a good cleaning and refill with new grease. Lucked out on that anyway. No pics, figure you guys know what a steering box looks like.
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LOL Sam! Thanks for keeping us posted.
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heckof a job so far. Im thinking of doing the same to a NF I have. build a wild looking show cruser, but need 2 frames to do what Im thinking about.
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4speed can't wait to see the NF with the Chevy small block in it.
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Pulled the steering box apart today. Just needed a good cleaning and refill with new grease. Lucked out on that anyway. No pics, figure you guys know what a steering box looks like.
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4speed can't wait to see the NF with the Chevy small block in it.
That would be cool, I'd like to see that too! I saw a video somewhere where a guy put a jet engine in his 100 (I think it was a 100).. was pretty awesome!
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