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Jac Mac · 07-19-08, 07:14 PM

You appear to have a complete Ford GT motor and transmission assy, or at least a trans and motor that match without any adaptor plate etc, so why change that? Would it not be simpler to use original GT Flywheel/Clutch and starter and modify the space frame slightly in the starter area for clearance.

07-19-08, 07:14 PM	#2 (permalink)
Jac Mac jac mac 10 tenths Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Gore N.Z. Posts: 1,687 Rep Power: 21	Re: Ford GT Ricardo transaxle You appear to have a complete Ford GT motor and transmission assy, or at least a trans and motor that match without any adaptor plate etc, so why change that? Would it not be simpler to use original GT Flywheel/Clutch and starter and modify the space frame slightly in the starter area for clearance. __________________ Jac Mac, DIY Mono MkIV,390,J44,15" Turbines.