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Old 02-03-2005, 01:36 PM   #26
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This is in my 70

454 in front holes, used 72 correct mounts (Fits Great), 350 trans (had to shorten drive shaft 1 inch), , Headers fit perfect (Dynamax) Heater Box not an issue

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Old 02-03-2005, 01:48 PM   #27
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70cst, are those dynomax headers 2" primaries or 1 7/8? I'm looking for some 2" primary tube headers. thanks.
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Old 02-03-2005, 02:08 PM   #28
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Thanks everyone,
I was going to use a stock 454 and stock exhaust manifolds. If I use stock exhaust manifolds can I use small block engine towers? I have a low hump cab, but I just bought a trans cover and was going to install it. I just installed new urethane cab mounts, but I'll probably put the high hump in anyway. Does any one know if I will need to shorten or lengthen my driveshaft?
I would like to get it done on a weekend without having to make parts store runs, so if anyone has the dimensions for the driveshaft I'd appreciate it. I'm ready to pull some all-niters.
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Old 02-03-2005, 02:50 PM   #29
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289-86022 Cerama-Coat Headers for Trucks with 396-454ci,
1/2-, 3/4-, 1-Ton Pickup 2WD 1967-87
Blazer/Jimmy 2WD 1968-87
$242.99

I think there 1 7/8
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Old 02-03-2005, 02:56 PM   #30
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It is my understanding that if you use SB mounts the stock maniflolds will hit the frame.This happened to a guy I knew a few years back but I dont know what position his motor was in. I used 72 BB mounts and a 350 trans and had to redrill for the rear motor mount and shorten my 1 pieace drivshaft. seems it move everthing back 1 inch, sorry cant remmember the total length somewhere ~57 inches I think

Just food for thought.
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Old 02-03-2005, 04:04 PM   #31
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This is a 4x4, not sure what the oil pan is originally, exhaust manifolds are from a 77 chev 1/2 ton. It does fit, just a little tight in places...
Thanks I'll see what happens and post some pics once i start.
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Old 02-03-2005, 06:41 PM   #32
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Stock manifolds will not work with small block mount stands.

See the big block motor mount article I wrote in the FAQ for better pictures and details.
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Old 02-03-2005, 10:00 PM   #33
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Is it true that I will need a different fuel sending unit (3/8" line).

Will an auto trans crossmember out of a 79 chevy truck work or will I need one from a 67-72? The 454 is in a 79 chevy truck. What can I use from this truck.

Will I have to take out the manual trans crossmember under the bell housing in my '69?

What about hooking up the th-400 selector rod to the frame, will my 69 have a place to do this?

I guess I'll need an auto steering column with linkage.

To save myself money, should I forget the th-400 and leave the three speed?Will the three speed be able to handle the 454?

What else will I have to buy to make the swap?

I already have a 4-core rad, but it's starting to look like more than an easy swap.

Don't think I'll be able to get it done this weekend.
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