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Firewall Distributor Clearance Question
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Were finalizing things on the truck and were noticing how close the distributor is to the firewall, about 3/8" around - how close should it be?
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that's pretty close.
What motor you put in there? |
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It looks a tad close to me too. It's a little tough to see from the photo below, but I would say that mine is about 3.5" from the firewall to the centerline of the distributor.
Can you even get a screwdriver back there to remove the distributor cap hold-down screws? BTW, mine is a stock 305 engine. |
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Sorry guys this is on the 78 k10 w/ 350, this one:
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Did you lower the transfer case when you did the lift? If so thats why it is so close to the firewall. I just put a 4" lift on my 86 Blazer and i had to lower the transfer case to get better drive line angles. And my distributor sits pretty close to the firewall just like yours.
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Billy I believed you nailed it. Are you having any trouble with a cracked cap from hitting the firewall?
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No broken caps yet:c2: I was talking to a guy at a local 4x4 shop and he told me that it should be fine running it like that. But he also said i would be better off if i put the transfer case back and get a new rear driveshaft made with a cv joint. I will admit at first i had no idea what he was talking about but i did know that i did not have $600 for a new driveshaft..lol
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:agree:
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