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jorgensensc 09-18-2007 09:22 PM

Just Curious....
 
Can you Hook a 250 or 292 six cylinder up to a t5 5speed out of a s10 pickup? I already have the tranny from another project that never happened and I'm about to inherit a 6 cylinder out of a '69 truck, although I'm not sure yet what displacement it is. I thought it might be fun to rebuild the six and hook it to the 5 speed and see what I could put it in. Just looking for something interesting. Do they mount up at all??
Shawn

jorgensensc 09-18-2007 11:58 PM

Re: Just Curious....
 
Ttt.

72armyswbtruck 09-19-2007 01:42 AM

Re: Just Curious....
 
I suppose anything is possible with an adapter plate

Brad 09-19-2007 01:50 AM

Re: Just Curious....
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jorgensensc (Post 2364544)
Can you Hook a 250 or 292 six cylinder up to a t5 5speed out of a s10 pickup? I already have the tranny from another project that never happened and I'm about to inherit a 6 cylinder out of a '69 truck, although I'm not sure yet what displacement it is. I thought it might be fun to rebuild the six and hook it to the 5 speed and see what I could put it in. Just looking for something interesting. Do they mount up at all??
Shawn

Yes.
It requires a bit more time and modifications along with an old Vega clutch kit, bit it can be done with off the shelf parts. The drawback is that the gearing in the S-10's aren't very good, specifically 1st gear. They were mostly 3.5:1 on up to 4.03:1 1st gears depending on the engine it was mated to, which isn't very usable.
Oh btw, no adaptor plate is needed. However, many go this route instead of doing a few simple mods.

I'm going to work on a write up which will include info on the S-10 T-5 swap.


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