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M46 questions 700

posted by  EgS60racer on  Sun Feb 16 11:46 CST 2003
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I need some dimensions from a 7 series people with m46's. You may have noticed that I'm working with John Parker on T5 adapters for 240's.

So heres what I need to know:
Are the bellhousing between the 7 and 2 series the same.
If so, then it's safe to assume the input shafts are the same length and pilot bearings

So, how do they get differen't shifter positions. It would be safe to assume that this is made up with different lengths in the linkage. So, could someone please give me an dimension from the back of the bellhousing to the where the shifter would sit in neutral (doesn't have to be exact). This would let us come up with a solution for 7 you series owners.

Thanks guys!

Doug
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