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07-29-2005 02:56 AM #2
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Yep you can use a older two bolt block in a stang. You need to get a couple of new 4 bolt block plates. NPD and similar has them. You use the top hole as a guide which is common on both and measure for the bottom and drill the second hole. I'm sure the machine shop guy can give you a hand with this also.
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