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rolnlow 04-23-2002 01:37 AM

high hump - low hump?
 
whats the difference? why did chevy make 2 different floor boards?

jescates 04-23-2002 01:59 AM

High hump is actually bolted on. It's for manual shift trany's. Low hump was for auto-matics. Only thing I can think why having two different floorpan was for clearance for the manual. Anyone have the real reason.

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1970 Short Step, 350/T350, more mods coming soon.


Longhorn Man 04-23-2002 05:54 AM

Jes, you're not 100% acurate there.
a large hump came in all 4X4's, all bicg blocks, and all 4 speeds. Everythign else should have a small hump. Only thing that is not clear, the V-6. (my GMC was a 305 V-6/TH400...but it has a high hump.)

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