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62 C10 283/TH350 ANGLE for X-MBR
I'm at the point where I need to get the 62 C10's chassis ready for the V8 / automatic swap.
I had sort of planned on bolting the 283 up with a 3 speed bell housing and setting everything up based on the bell mounts - to mark the frame for side motor mount stands (with 1" spacers), as well as set angle on driveline for transmission crossmember that I will be making for the TH350 shortshaft that's going in. Understanding the factory standard bell mount crossmember has to go for the new set up, I figured this would be the "easiest" way to document correct driveline placement and angle before the removal of the factory crossmember. Then fabricate a suitable automatic transmission cross member working off the 3 factory punched "cresent" array of holes in the frame, and retain the factory angle for motor and transmission. I only want to do this once and hope to get it right. Anything I missed? Suggestions? Advice welcomed! rg |
Re: 62 C10 283/TH350 ANGLE for X-MBR
I still run factory bellhousing but aligned the new motor in that manor. I used 70-72 small block mounts. Droped right in. See my cardomain page under lvphotos for install. The T5 is held up with boxed tube.
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Re: 62 C10 283/TH350 ANGLE for X-MBR
Thanks LVP - I went over and checked out the pics - nice truck you have there.
rg |
Re: 62 C10 283/TH350 ANGLE for X-MBR
Use an angle guage on the intake manifold, record angle, then remove BH crossmember.
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