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The Oh-no bird lives in South America. He is a large bird with a wide wingspan and a large set of nuts that hang down about 6 inches. Unfortunately, his legs are only about 2 inches. It is said as he comes in to land you can hear him saying OH NO, OH NO.
You don't have to take it off the shifter. It will pull right out from the bottom. You will have to remove the Hurst T Handle or ball. Just remove the rods and the two bolts that attach it to the trans and it will pull right out. To make sliding your trans out easier remove the aluminum mounting...
I haven't installed mine yet. Working on the engine first. I did match up an old set of drum hub bearings to the disc ones SSB sent me and they match up exactly. That's the only spindle issue I can imagine, and I don't see a problem.
He didn't say why. He just said they are the same and safe to use. They came out of the 440 RV engine. I don't know, 4 LYs and 4 Bs maybe left and right I don't know.
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