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#599442 12/08/2009 9:44 PM
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Has anybody tried the Stovebolt Engine Co.'s automatic transmission adapter kit? Just kind of curious how it worked out, and wondering if it would be at all possible to retain the torque tube driveline.


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It does require converting to an open driveline.

Read this from their website.


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