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I ended up getting the factory style V8 front motor mounts for the 57 farm truck. I was piddling around with it yesterday and noticed the front motor bracket conflicts with the harmonic balancer. The harmonic balancer I have measures 8" diameter that came on my 350. What size should I be looking for?
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Both of my TF 350 V8's have ~7" Balancer...

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Thanks mike. Mine measures 8” and still seems to have a ways to go. Maybe the aftermarket bracket is a little bigger? Maybe it’s closer than I think?? πŸ˜€

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The repro setup is exactly like the original, I have them both...

Looking at my balancer's it looks like the drivers side would have enough room for your 8" balancer, but the passenger side would be close.

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Ok thanks Mike. I’ll prob order a $50 6.75” off summit this morning so I can hopefully work on it this weekend.

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If you are using the 2 piece set with the bird legs, you can cut a little chunk out of the brackets. If you are using the horseshoe bracket I'm not sure of.
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I am using my he bird legs but it was going to take a big hunk. I ordered a 6.75” balancer. May still need to trim but maybe not near as much.


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