column to trans linkage ?

[project 67 sub]

is the linkage from the steering column down to the frame (including these mount piece things), to the trans the same from 67-72 with a 350/350 or 350/400? think i wanna put a column shift back in my 67 burb along with a tilt column and need all the linkage and everything, just need to know if they are year and trans specific linkage or are they all the same. thanks for any help in advance
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[mr48chev]

I've swapped turbo 350 and 400 trans back and forth in my 70 and the only thing I needed to do on the shift linkage was put the piece that bolts to the shaft on the trans on the trans that I was putting in the truck so it matched the end of the cross shaft

[project 67 sub]

ok thanks, anybody else have thoughts or opinions on the linkage?
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[1LIME69]

I recently changed my shift linkage to a shift arm kit from Kugel Komponents. Sorry I dont have any pictues and I couldnt find a picture that was easily copied on the internet, but I am really happy with the kit. Its around 50.00 shipped(all stainless). It took all the slop out of my shifter which, had the stock set-up. Look it up!

[project 67 sub]

do they have it in non stainless and ist it everything from the shift rods to the trans linkage and frame bracketry?
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[50bomb]

I have the regular automatic 69 column in my 67 chevy truck and am using the CPP kit because my Original Linkage rot was to short. here is the kit I am using now.
http://www.classicperform.com/tech_a...geStoryweb.pdf

[1LIME69]

Originally Posted by project 67 sub

do they have it in non stainless and ist it everything from the shift rods to the trans linkage and frame bracketry?
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They only have it in stainless and polished stainless. Its everything from the steering column to the piece that bolts on the shift selector on the trans. No frame brackets required. Simple mechanics, but good design. Look it up. www.kugelkomponents.com

[project 67 sub]

would this work with the column pushed in towards the dash, and what one did you get, the long or short kit? would look at my burb myself but its in storage back in cali and im headed to south carolina...
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[C5Phil]

interested in answer--short or long...

[1LIME69]

Sorry, went out to dinner. My column is pushed back also. My motor and trans. is moved back an 1" from the factory bb position which would make it farther away from the steering column. With that said I measured from pivot point to pivot point and came up with 23.5". I ordered the long kit of course and it worked perfectly with room to spare. By the way you can bend the rod if you need work around obstacles(mine installed with no issues).

[project 67 sub]

ok cool, so then the long rod one should work with no issues for my application as well if i order it....
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