Question on twin distributor motor and transmission combo
So from my research every twin dizzy motor had top mount starter,so here is my question can any 74-newer transmissions be bolted to the twin dizzy motor?i read there is differences in the bolt patterns.i just pulled a motor out of a rx2 which has twin distributors but has a 4 speed bottom mount starter transmission bolted to the engine.
Very strange unless there was early twin dizzy motors with bottom mount starters.

Very strange unless there was early twin dizzy motors with bottom mount starters.

Just Did some research on rxforyour7.com where they are selling a '71-73 bottom starter rear iron and a top mount '71-73 rear iron. The top mount starter iron doesn't have the hump cast into it to accommodate the nose of the starter. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. Btw was the oil pan reversed on the engine? I've seen fools bolt in Rx3 engines in to Rx2s without reversing the pan which once bolted to the banana crossmember pushes the engine/box back a few inches. This may be why the firewall was hacked up.
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I've been messing with newer 12A's for a while now, but I remember that I had changed the aluminum timing cover from a 73 to an 85 to make the 73 single distributor electric ignition, instead of twin points!!! Can anybody refresh my memory and tell me this can be done??
On your first question, Mazda produced bottom/side early twin dizzy bell-housings that are totally different bolt pattern meaning they fit twin dizzy engines only so no 74-up bolt up.
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