Posted by HCooke on October 11, 2013 at 11:00:14 from (70.195.66.21):
In Reply to: Need A Game Plan. posted by Bryce Frazier on October 10, 2013 at 18:28:50:
Like the others have said, it is a 2N. Oval radius rods nail that one. Remember all 8/9/2N engines will bolt up to the transmission. Timing will not be an issue in getting it to run. Dist comes off (two bolts) and can only go back on in time becasue of the offset tang on the dist shaft which mates to an offset slot on the cam shaft. I would use a come along to get it on the trailer and then work on getting it to run at home. Lots of good help on the 8/9/2N board on this site. $200 is a good deal. Have fun.
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