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The engines on 4wds were 2" further back from the 2wds. My understanding is they did this to increase the front drive line as much as possible. I have heard that the frame has the holes for both mounting positions, but I've never actually seen it. I don't know if you have to move the engine forward when you use the stock 2wd front suspension though. Hopefully someone who has done a conversion will chime in.