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RE: My OM617 Build - Simpler=Better - 08-11-2014 Nah man, getting stuff done (slowly). RFQ out for an adapter, got a new flywheel, even got me a shed RE: My OM617 Build - Simpler=Better - 08-25-2014 Wait, what he got shit done?!?!? 86+ Chevrolet 350ci v8 flywheel. K1500 trucks are a good place ot start looking. NAPA, advance, GM, junkyards, etc. have them cheap. Needs to be the flywheel for "The SBC with a one-piece rear main seal" because apparently people don't understand numbers. The SBC pattern is 6x3", OM617 is 12x103mm. Edit: Just placed an order for the intermediate plate (same dims as on the DXF in the engine sticky). In 2-3 weeks I'll get to see how sharp my measuring skills are RE: My OM617 Build - sassparilla_kid - 08-27-2014 I take it this is to adapt a GM transmission, orrrrr..........?? RE: My OM617 Build - Simpler=Better - 08-27-2014 (08-27-2014, 01:06 PM)sassparilla_kid I take it this is to adapt a GM transmission, orrrrr..........?? Yarp, gots me a SM465 granny box. 6.35:1 first gear, clunky, and 500 miles between gears. Gotta get a bigger bellhousing though, the one I have is only 12" and that's a 14" flywheel.... RE: My OM617 Build - sassparilla_kid - 08-27-2014 You plan on pulling some stumps or what!? And any possibility of adding an overdrive on the back? RE: My OM617 Build - Simpler=Better - 08-28-2014 My Dad's Yodge has a 6-something first, and it was awesome to drive during rush hour. Just idled at like 2-3mph, no wearing out the clutch like my 3.7-something DD Fourth is still 1:1 so I'll match my axles & tires around that RE: My OM617 Build - sassparilla_kid - 08-28-2014 With that low gear you could go like 2:1 rear gears haha RE: My OM617 Build - Simpler=Better - 09-23-2014 -Plate is in. Need to countersink, tap, and ream the holes. (M12 and M10 reamers ordered.) -Need to install it on the engine, then check runout vs the chebby bell -Fit drilled flywheel, and test fit mercedes starter vs chebby 14" clutch. Cut out mounting hole, add to DXF drawing -Buy a 12" chebby clutch (90s camaro?) and test fit vs the starter again. I'd like the plate to be able to use either. -Source pressure plate, pilot bearing, shift fork, throwout bearing, etc. and test fit. -??? -Profit! FYI-the bolts that hold the trans plate into the block are M10x1.5 This also goes for the 603 RE: My OM617 Build - Simpler=Better - 10-04-2014 Some changes that I need to get into the sticky: SBC pins are 5/8" NOT 1/2"(ford is 1/2") Mercedes locating pins are 12MM Mercedes block are M10x1.5 NOT M12 I got lucky when reaming the holes, the drill press table vibrates just enough to make the plate skitter aroud and self-center. Hopefully picking up a bell housing on Monday, 5/8 reamer due in Tuesday, then slap bang time. RE: My OM617 Build - sassparilla_kid - 10-04-2014 What is this going into, Ranger? Heep? Benz? RE: My OM617 Build - Simpler=Better - 10-05-2014 Old 50s heep. She's going to have a 2" driveshaft :p RE: My OM617 Build - CRD4x4 - 10-05-2014 1964 Willys "Jeep" CJ5 to be precise (10-05-2014, 09:45 AM)Simpler=Better Old 50s heep. She's going to have a 2" driveshaft :p RE: My OM617 Build - DieselNuts - 10-24-2014 This is a great build. I'm subscribed. |