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| JWest |
Jun 7 2007, 07:44 PM
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Michael and Orange,
The linkage kit requires welding the front part of your original shift rod onto the supplied shift tube. You must also supply and weld the center shift rod that passes by the engine and trans. So, yes, it will work with the V8 since you have to custom build the center rod anyway. As far as installation, it is an advanced process. It is really not too hard or time consuming, and the welding that must be done does not require critical alignment of parts, but there are quite a few details and steps that must be worked through. I'd say it is a full day project for a novice with ability. |
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