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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: marysville, washington
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t5 swap
i know many have put a t5 in 67-72 c10's, so, will it go with a colum shift/low hump trans floor? does it need the big hump from a floor shift or can it be
"massaged" to fit? new to this gen truck. have a '67 waiting for me when i get home in a week. have a '59 and had a '93 so im familier withthose. also, to lower the front easy is cutting a spring. will any 'car' spring do the job? a monza is about the same size, just lower installed height. i will be here often to get my '67 up to snuff. thanks all |
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Location: Southern Cal
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Re: t5 swap
Welcome to the message board!
Here is a link with some very useful info, hope it helps: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...43#post2967343
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: pontiac, illinois
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Re: t5 swap
I stayed with the low hump with no issues.
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: marysville, washington
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Re: t5 swap
thanks for the info. gonna be a bit till i try it, but i have been saving any info i can find. getting a t5 ot of a jeep from a buddy, puts the shifter way forward, but it was designed to have a transfer case behind it. might try some tail saft changes or just come up with somthin. thanks again
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