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#917013 02/03/2013 7:56 PM
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Are the motor mount holes on a 250 the same distance from the back of the motor the same as a small block ?? I need to know if the cross member I bought for a small block is close enough to work on the 250.. Thanks

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Since I bolted a 350 in place of a 250 with the same mounts I would say yes.


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