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Front engine plate???
Who makes a front engine plate that bolts between block and timing cover. I thought KRE did but im not seeing it listed on their site.
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I made my own with a 1/4" T6 aluminum plate.
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KRE doesn’t list everything that they make on the website. I believe they can make one for you. Alston sells a blank plate. They are pretty easy to make, made my own years ago. To me, making stuff that you can’t buy was one of the best parts of building a race car from scratch.
Yes, 1/4” T6.
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I know i can get a blank for about $130 and make it myself but i thought someone already offer them.
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Moroso/competition engineering use to sell one.
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Butler has a few different ones
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Between the block and timing cover? I've never heard of such a plate. All Pontiac has a few front engine plates. Charles |
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Kauffman sells one, I would get their Timing cover that has been milled .250 for proper fit to oil pan
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I happen to have one -- titanium if interested.
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I made a couple of my own .
finished it and polished it... looks wonderful!! |
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