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Re: Does anyone know??
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Posted by RustyFarmall on January 02, 2005 at 08:32:39 from (216.248.75.138):
In Reply to: Does anyone know?? posted by David B on January 01, 2005 at 15:27:41:
It seems like you asked this same question a while back and didn't recieve a reply, so I will at least let you know that someone has at least read your post. As far as answering the question, I have never done it, so really can't give you all the answers you need. I have asked the same question, and been told that it is as easy as drilling new holes in the original rear mounting plate, to accept the 345 engine, and then redrill the crankshaft of the 345 to accept the M flywheel. I currently have an H that needs an engine, and a Camaro with a small block. the camaro is toast, the small block is good, and the H and the Camaro have been eyeballing each other. Really don't have any better answers.
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