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It's done. As I began to make a bracket which would have been made from 1/8 steel plate with holes for the bolts to the bellhousing and rods or bolts for the starter holes, I realized this would take an hour or two as opposed to just cutting some off the edge of the nose. I cut a place approx. 1/2 inch deep and about 1 1/2 " long (rectangular cutout). Tried to go slow and very careful not to cut where I didn't want to and make it real neat. It cut unexpectedly fast and I did score places I did not want to because of that but it won't affect anything. Only took about 2 minutes with a 4" angle grinder with a cutoff wheel. Made to 1/2 cuts inward and then a partial cut connecting them long ways then broke of the cutout with a hammer and then smoothed the rough places. Basic stuff. It left about 90% of the nose circumference unchanged. When I tried it I found it would actually turn a huge 1 1/4 inch PAST the holes before it hit the flywheel opposed to hitting 1/4" before the holes before I cut it. That meaans I could have probably just cut 1/4 " or less deep instead of 1/2".
Tried it, worked perfect, no scoring, nothing rubbing, no heat. I had pictures but I guess you can't upload here.

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