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Blue Blood · 06-11-2012, 04:09 AM

The usual height guys go with seems to be 1.0" for the spacer, but that was BARELY getting the balancer off the center link, so I went an extra .250"...Which looks good now, & since it's only a vertical adjustment, I can't figure why the hole alignment is off.
Previous owner had the motor mounts directly bolted to the frame & cut a large radial groove into the center link...I also noticed he had the passenger motor mount loose!?! which might mean he has alignment issues as well.
Thanks for the reply!

06-11-2012, 04:09 AM	#11
Blue Blood Registered User Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: MV Ma. Posts: 114	Re: how to install 350 chevy in 62 pickup The usual height guys go with seems to be 1.0" for the spacer, but that was BARELY getting the balancer off the center link, so I went an extra .250"...Which looks good now, & since it's only a vertical adjustment, I can't figure why the hole alignment is off. Previous owner had the motor mounts directly bolted to the frame & cut a large radial groove into the center link...I also noticed he had the passenger motor mount loose!?! which might mean he has alignment issues as well. Thanks for the reply!