Well, thats odd because Greg just bolted his ADA on with out any altering. I just wanted to verify it so I know what I have, some other things were not exactly as he thought.For one thing, it's stamped either 61x or 62T. (Bottom of the cyl)
Secondly, the T cylinder has a wider top (for exhaust brackets) to where you couldn't bolt a girdle head on without modification.
No need I think, I remember two extra holes on the 62t when we bolted up his drypipe manifold. thx62T and 6M6 cylinders have 2 more horizontal holes ABOVE the PTO exhuast mount ports.
the 61 x cylinders are the only ones that have NO horizontal holes exposed once the exhuast manifold is bolted up.
Id get you pics to explain better, but my camera isnt here.
Hey Kevin, hope your innards are feeling better, that just sucks..Yep when i put mine on didn't have to alter anything either.
Well, thats odd because Greg just bolted his ADA on with out any altering. I just wanted to verify it so I know what I have, some other things were not exactly as he thought.
Yep when i put mine on didn't have to alter anything either.
Getting better slowly,
Stupid question i thought 96 and up SJ came with 62T bottoms and 61X tops. My 96 is a 62T case and 61x clynder. I am i wrong about this?
So our 62t motors have 61x cylinders stock?:question: well, ok.Put down the hard lemonade, you two.
I said the T cylinder needs modification - not the X Cylinder. A T cylinder never came stock on a SJ (stateside), so it'd make sense that Greg's wouldnt' need altering.
Roger that, and Greg has the Mikes hard lemonade.:shooter3:What you call a T motor, is a stock 96 and up SJ motor. 62T bottom, 61X cylinder.