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hi Ive got an hr sump which was on a 186 and i am wondering if it will fit into an eh or if it will foul on anything, does anyone know???
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yes it will fowl..you need an eh sump.. going to church makes you no more a christian than standing in a garage makes you a car... www.classicozwreck.com.au |
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Yep EH sump needed. Utility8  |
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HR sump will only fit HR and EH sump is needed for EH. |
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What if you have a hr front end in the eh?
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You will need the engine mounts on the HR front end cut and welded moved to EH position and the EH sump used. |
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Just as a matter of interest, if you have any old Holden that originally had a grey motor, and convert to a red motor, you will also need the EH sump. |
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quote:
Originally posted by darryl
What if you have a hr front end in the eh?
Tip: when you weld engine monts on, make sure steering is on full lock the elevate idler arm into its highest position., Otherwise idler arm will hit EH sump on 3/4 + lock or more. if you have an original Manual bodied EH floor + aussie box, this will result in the motor and box having a slight tilt with elevated mounts, and you will go through more front unis. So its a case of , a) do i put up with a bit of an angle going from box to tailshaft? b) or do i have engine vibration thru my steering column when its 3/4 turn or more.... does anyone has a solution to this other than refabricating floor and crossmember? WANTED: -HZ GTS steering wheel, buckskin. -2 x 15 x 8 Dragway centrelines |
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To be having a properly engineered setup with draglink clearance and correct tailshaft angles, you have to modify the EH manual floor for an Aussie 4 speed. You cant beat physics. The Toyota 4 speed is a better fitting solution. |
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good info guys ..........i have eh with hr front..... but it was allready done... are eh sumps rare???? what are they worth??/ Edited by user Saturday, 9 May 2009 7:44:16 AM(UTC)
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yes EH sumps are a bit rare because everyone wants them for HR front ends in early holdens with red motors.
they fit HQ-WB too and torana.
EH sump and pick up, $100.
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