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  • #16
    Yea, I didn't want to modify anything. I had to cut a slight notch into the right side frame angle iron to clear the lower fan shroud, but that's it. I don't actually have the tube between the sides of my frame, the first gens are a bit flimsier it seems. Last night I came across the 204331A which is 7/8" wide and 44.53" long. I'm thinking that's going to be perfect. Today I was messing with the driveshaft in the 51 plymouth because I have a carshow tomorrow and of course it started vibrating and acting weird... I'll go play with a tape measure tomorrow and double check, but that belt should be just the thing.

    Too bad it's such a pain in the rear to change the CVT belt on these...

    My engine cradle even just dropped directly into the stock location.


    In this picture it's just tack welded together without the holes drilled yet, but it fits like a glove. I'm pretty happy with how the swap came out. I've swapped engines on boats and it's the same game. Shove an engine that juuuuust barely fits into a location it wasn't designed for and make it work.

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    • #17
      Well, the Comet 204331A works but I wish it was an inch shorter. I have the engine pretty much all the way back in my adjustment slots, an inch shorter belt would bring it half an inch close to the transmission. The next smaller size belt they have is about 1-7/8" shorter, though. I think it would be tight getting it on, but it would fit perfectly. Next time I need a belt I know what I'll get. I still wish it wasn't such a pain to change the belt on the baker hill. I was honestly really tempted to turn a sprocket and bolt it where the clutch goes and then use a CVT bolted to the engine with a chain to the transmission, but I realized that's a lot of effort and the stock system works just fine.

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      • #18
        Glad you found a belt that will work. Yeah, pulling trans off mounts sucks to change belt but like you said it works just fine so not worth effort. Good luck and have fun with it!

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        • #19
          Hi new to this jus got a 208tt wandering how to change the belt

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Bigdude View Post
            Hi new to this jus got a 208tt wandering how to change the belt
            You will need to unbolt the engine stand and remove the trans from the carrier.
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