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Old 08-20-2007, 06:42 PM   #9
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Re: swapping 250 for the 350; frame mounts

If you do the factory set up and move the engine forward, yes you will have all the stuff that goes along with it. Tranny lines will be too long, driveshaft will be too short, need to move the tranny crossmember, and the shifter linkage too. All the frame holes were pre-drilled from the factory on mine, so it was just a matter of moving everything and having the driveshaft re-done. I got some generic brake line from Oreillys for cheap and hand formed them as tranny lines.
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