Reply to "Ricardo"

demopuarMember

Hi Dave,

I do not know for sure, but my gut tells me that the dry sump issue is what will determine how it fits in the car; so your inference to the "height" of the engine in regards to the Ricardo is spot on. Steve would be the one to ask about the specific things that were done to my car.

So it seems to me if you are serious about going this route, you will need to know if a 351 or mod motor will be out because of dry sump requirements for the Ricardo -- Steve is your guy for that question. If you would like to PM me and send your e-mail, I would be happy to send you photos of what the Ricardo and GT motor look like in the car. I would have to say that the half shafts do look like they are in the stock location, and this is with the GT dry sump motor. I would be concerned with the height as well .......

Thanks,

Mark

11/1/093:58 PM

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