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Petemagete
CA18 in 120Y
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Anybody know if a CA18 will go into a 120Y without changing the engine mounts? I presently have a 180B motor in - with no change to the mounts. Would it be the same for a CA18? Anybody know for sure? Thanks guys...

Ken

Posted on: 2008/9/10 11:36
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PIGDOG
Re: CA18 in 120Y
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180b engine into a 120y with stock crossmember and no engine mount mods...i'd like to see pics of that

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Dodgeman
Re: CA18 in 120Y
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If I remember rightly, the L18 can be used in the B210 chassis if the original 180B crossmember is used. Somehow I seem to remember that it bolts into the chassis OK but perhaps it needs to be fitted backwards????

Anyway, if it's an unmodified crossmember it sure isn't a 120Y one

Posted on: 2008/9/10 11:44
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yeah 180b crossmember bolts in, sits the engine in a bad position and needs some slight cutting...but yeah not stock

easiest way to check if it bolts straight onto your crossmember would be to sit it in the engine bay

Posted on: 2008/9/10 11:49
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