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jazree

By jazree,
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a 4wd engine is exactly the same and will work with 2wd sump from your current engine. u cant go the other way and put a 2wd engine in a 4wd because the block doesnt have the correct threaded bolt holes for the 4wd sump, where as the 4wd block has both the 4wd and 2wd threaded bolt holes :D

so u can choose either of the 2 and it wont matter, just bolt your 2wd sump straight on. :laugh:

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