Hey,
Long story short, does anyone know the number for the exhaust pipe connecting gaskets? The triangular ones.
I could not the number online.
exhaust pipe gaskets
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According to the G503 MB parts conversion list it's a Victor F5360C.
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45 MB, 51 M38, 54 M37, 66 M101A1, 60 CJ5, 76 DJ5D, 47Bantam T3-C & 5? M100
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Thanks Wes,
Hey, I mounted the tub to my frame tonight.
The back end sticks up a little, but I figure that is because the engine/tranny are up front and nothing is in the back end yet.
The throttle lever as it bends around the exhaust pipe bumps the firewall. Other than that everything appears to line up.
How much tolerance should I have there and do you think that after I get the rest of the floor pan stuff bolted on it will pull the firewall back a bit?
Hey, I mounted the tub to my frame tonight.
The back end sticks up a little, but I figure that is because the engine/tranny are up front and nothing is in the back end yet.
The throttle lever as it bends around the exhaust pipe bumps the firewall. Other than that everything appears to line up.
How much tolerance should I have there and do you think that after I get the rest of the floor pan stuff bolted on it will pull the firewall back a bit?
Ryan Miller
MVPA # 22010
MVPA # 22010