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Old 07-12-2005, 12:13 PM   #1
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Default can a windsor starter be mounted to clevo

As in title. Can I bolt a windsor v8 starte motor to a standard 2 bolt clevo bellhousing. I realise that the windsors have a three bolt arrangement but I was thinking that if 2 out of the three lined up and the starter gear meshed properly then maybe I could utilise it?
If not does any one know where I could chase up a clevo starter motor that when changed to passenger side will have the solenoid facing upwards instead of down?

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