OK, first the current servo:

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Sticks forward a long way - due to the engine swap this may be from a later SJ anyway. But I need the shorter stem type I reckon. I'll be in touch d-r.
Now the motor - thanks for the pic Scottie - apart from how bloody clean it all is...

. I don't think I'm a mile out from seeing that. Lighting crap, sorry, but here is top view:

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On mine - The right hand (when standing in front) edge of cam cover is vertical (close as) - I'd say yours Scottie is clocked a bit, I mean when viewed from front. What puzzled me was when I changed rad (first job) and noticed cooling fan was off-line by a way, offset to left, so cowl no use etc. I need to learn more of the basics here - are the engine mounts on the 410 chassis different to a 413 and if so in what ways? Does this actually matter? When Andy and I did clutch, the gearbox aligns to its rear chassis mount bang-on, if I rotated the engine clockwise that alignment would go out??
I want to understand this and then get it right, but priority is sort the servo so carb can go in so SJ can drive so I can move house... in that order and quick

Straight n shiny '85 410 soft top.
Douglas