Maggie in a Fox Body?
if there is an "interference" issue with the pulley, the "Ls1 into a fox body" manual recomends the use of special tool # BFH-1

seriously, if you are going to put the ls1 mount on the k-member , then i think there won't be any issues due to the fact that they move the engine a bit forward compared to the 4.6 setup.
hope this helps
i guess you will have to send in the k member, which is a good thing since with the ls1 style mounts the engine sits a bit forward. which is a win win situation for you . (you can put the bfh back in in its velvet bag
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I got my Maggie in and UPS took wonderful and exacting care in their services to the tune of an estimated 2k in damages and expenses from Magnuson. The box some how took a hell of a hit on the front side of the maggie. The front idler and drive pully took the full weight of the hit impacting and crushing the carbon fiber drive shaft and cracked the back housing plate clean through. I pulled everything apart and turned the rear drive pully by hand and everything turned freely. My first thought was that with the force of the back plate breaking that the inside assembly might have been damaged, but it turns fluidly and pulls great just turning it by hand.
UPS initially denied the insurance claim on the bases of improper packaging with out even inspecting the box. If it wasnt for The Drive Shaft Shop out of North Carolina pulling weight on UPS I wouldn't have gotten anywhere on getting the parts I will need.
It still burns me to think that UPS would deny a claim epsecially without a first hand look. It's not like you pay for thousands of dollars worth of insurance on a package for a fricken cracker jack toy. I know UPS has to guard against false claims but there's no telling the profits made on insurance purchases to the amount paid out in claims. The little guy most always gets screwed. The Drive Shaft Shop spends an *** load every week with UPS and it's the only reason why UPS buckled.
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