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    Contemplating a Bobber! To do or not to do that is the question!

    No problem, if it were me I would keep it simple with the build as far as the engine goes. You can always set the engine a little lower if needed and I know for sure it is narrower than a V8 or multifuel. Find you some od green paint and paint it, not too many people will catch it right off...
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    Contemplating a Bobber! To do or not to do that is the question!

    You will have between 36-38" without the fan you need to have out of the way, that is rear of the block to the water neck. The valve covers will be a few inches shorter in length, I didn't get a height or width, it was dark and it's late...lol. I can measure more if needed, just let me know...
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    Contemplating a Bobber! To do or not to do that is the question!

    the variance in measurement is due to what the engine application is and if it is equipped with and components on the front. i have an engine with a front case and rear adapter on it, i'll measure it tonight if i remember. if you need some help with the cummins side of things pm me and i'll...
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    Contemplating a Bobber! To do or not to do that is the question!

    i have a 12 valve laying on a pallet in my shop, would you like me to get you a measurement? the conversion won't be very hard, you have a choice of transmissions as long as you have the right adapter plate. fyi: a 4BT adapter plate can be used on a 6BT if you find something you like there...
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