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could someone tell me the thickness of their water pump relocation plate thanks philip

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from the pictures they look like 1/8 but i would like to be sure
i plan to make my own i run a machine shop and im not paying for
a piece of steel with holes drilled in it. so if someone could measure one id be greatfull

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Measure the backing plate on the 216 pump you plan on mounting and duplicate that. If you don't have a 3/4" x 82 deg countersink on hand that will cost you as much as the whole adapter plate.


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cool will do, i have a full machine shop

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that was easy took about an hour to design and cut the plate.
1/8 stock will work for anyone wanting to try one


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