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Will this setup work
Hello im looking to put a 350 sbc with a t56 tranny in a 68 lb c10
What problems would i run into if i went with this setup? Im still new to this so dont be mean if the question sounds stupid. Thanks. Right now it has a 307 and powerglide in it. I just wanna know if the setup i want will work and if it does what parts should i look out for when buying the tranny Posted via Mobile Device |
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Re: Will this setup work
Try posting this in the 67-72 board section
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Re: Will this setup work
Moved your post for you. I keep thinking about the same idea, but for my 64. It will be interesting to see the responses.
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Re: Will this setup work
I think the T56 uses a hydraulic clutch system. That might take some figuring.
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Re: Will this setup work
Yes , Guys have already done it , Get out your wallet .
Just to start ... bell housing clutch,pressure plate ,throw out bearing ,pilot bearing shifter clutch pedal and complete linkage trans mount drive shaft and yoke floor shift steering column manual flywheel correct starter speedometer correction I'm not sure if you need the high hump for clearance ,This short list will get you started . search the forum for instructions and do your homework before ripping into it . with all the parts sitting on the floor its a weekend job . ![]()
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Re: Will this setup work
Personally, I'd be looking for a parts donor vehicle, one that was a manual trans, floor shift truck to begin with. That way, you might luck into a lot of the parts, and possibly be able to sell what you don't need to help pay for the project.
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