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#919886 02/14/2013 6:46 PM
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I have a 1963 C-10 frame with a 1985 C-10 front clip bolted to it was 6 cyl now 283 the bell housing bolts to the frame the 6 cyl mounts don't fit I used the mount plates from the 85 the engine seems to be high in the front if i set a level on valve cover I have to lift the back 2 inches to level out . Here is my question what degree should the engine set at?

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The carb mounting surface should sit level.


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