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1 minute ago, PeteB said:

Really does look like engine cradle is goosed! Either hinges, rubbers or cradle itself! Gan you waggle bottom pulley on engine?

It looks like the chassis has bent at the point circled red as the engine should pivot in the other plane to tension the belts shouldn't it Pete?IMG_1204.JPG.d9c609c882ca2e8587bbb3d820afb9f5.thumb.JPG.622cdf42326a291435e47f5844f5adb2.JPG

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3 minutes ago, PeteB said:

Really does look like engine cradle is goosed! Either hinges, rubbers or cradle itself! Gan you waggle bottom pulley on engine?

Both pulleys are solid (no play) no play in the hinges either. Cradle looks quite straight forward. Base plate and 4 engine mounting plates are straight

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If their is no visible signs of bearing failure at the top pulley, I would check all the fabrications along the chassis rail and the chip chamber mounting to that. It would never have left the factory with those misaligned belt pulleys. You need to get some bandage on your flexible exhaust section too.

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