[WANTED] Need section of small block 904/727 where starter mounts

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I'm looking for someone with a (non repairable) 904/727 or that has parts for same. I need the section where the starter mounts to cut-out and use on my engine while its on the stand (I dont' have space to add a full bell housing or automatic. Let me know if you might have something.

I have one of the starter mount plates but it doesn't mount correctly to my A-series small block.

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- Greg
 
904 and 727 actually have the starter in different locations. Because of the different converter diameters. Not much difference, but might give you fits.
 
furrystump said:
904 and 727 actually have the starter in different locations. Because of the different converter diameters. Not much difference, but might give you fits.
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Yes, you are correct but in the situation I'm dealing with, either are fine. What I'd like to know just out of curiosity is how the 904 & 727 converter diameters compare to 10.5" & 11" flywheels.
 
I don’t know and looking online seems to be not very clear. This is 727 case and 904 dust cover.

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You're right. Of course the only safe way (without further data) would be to use a 904 converter and ring gear with the 904 casting and the same for the 727 parts.
 
If this is to mount a starter for an engine run stand, they sell plates for that purpose. I can't recall who makes them though. Maybe someone will remember.
 
I have one.. I cut one up when I was building my run stand but just went with bellhousings and a flywheel. I’ll look for it tomorrow.
 
So this should reduce your search. the 904 idea would have a 122 tooth count for a comparison.
 
Thanks for providing that as that is a piece of information I had been searching for earlier (too count fo 904 & 727 torque converters. For me obviously the starter section of a 10.5" small block bell housing would be best but I can pull my flywheel and add the correct converter if need be (I hope).
 
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