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arcosine · 10-03-2012, 08:51 AM

You are right they don't bolt up.

Its cool that the final drive can be changed , in the Saturn it is integral with the shaft. If I could only change to a 3.42:1 from the 4.025:1!

Do all Duratec engines have the same bolt patten?

ZTECH:

SOHC:

10-03-2012, 08:51 AM	#216 (permalink)
arcosine Master Ecomadman Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Chicago area Posts: 1,156 sc1 - '98 saturn sc1 Team Saturn 90 day: 43.17 mpg (US) Airplane Bike - '11 home built Carp line Tour rans - '97 rans tailwind tractor - '66 International Cub cadet 129 2002 Space Odyssey - '02 Honda Odyssey EX-L 90 day: 28.25 mpg (US) red bug - '00 VW beetle TDI big tractor - '66 ford 3400 red vw - '00 VW new beetle TDI 90 day: 58.42 mpg (US) RV - '88 Winnebago LeSharo 90 day: 16.67 mpg (US) Thanks: 20 Thanked 337 Times in 227 Posts	You are right they don't bolt up. Its cool that the final drive can be changed , in the Saturn it is integral with the shaft. If I could only change to a 3.42:1 from the 4.025:1! Do all Duratec engines have the same bolt patten? ZTECH: SOHC: __________________ - Tony Last edited by arcosine; 10-03-2012 at 01:52 PM..