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  • mikeal6031
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    So is there any pictures of the tranny that bolts up to this? Im curious because I want the six speed in my camaro if I have to make an adapter plate I will.. (b4 i make a big mistake this transmission can be used for rwd right)
    thanks for the info
    mike

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  • Greg55_99
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    Old topic...





    Greg

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  • geoffinbc
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    Since you already have the automatic bolting in the 700R4 is a no brainer. Grab one from another Camaro or S-10 and thats about it. If your car has a Torque Arm then you need a Camaro case since it has the mounts for it. If you have a free V8 trans then yes you can use the guts from it to beef up your transmission. I would skip the adapter plates and the idea of using a V8 case. I do not know if you will need a cross member or new drive shaft. But if you get a Camaro donor you can easily find that out.

    If your going to go over to a manual trans you need a lot of parts. It is best to have a donor car on you or one in a junk yard you can pluck all the parts from.

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  • sailadams
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    Does this look the same?
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  • bszopi
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    They are the same.

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  • robertisaar
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    Originally posted by sailadams View Post
    Exactly right, you are. The published bolt patterns I have seen are the same for all 60* V6 including the Caddies, but if folks here don't know, that makes me, um, less than fully confident in those drawings. Does anyone have a backside photo like above of a high-feature V-6?

    Right now, I'm putting a Camaro 3.4 V6 into an MGB-GT, but my wife has a CTS and that motor would be sweet(er) I'm thinking.
    i've never actually seen a high feature v6 in person before.......

    now that i think about it...
    i'm thinking the bellhousing pattern is the same, at least for the FWD versions.

    heres my reasoning: the G6 has a HFV6 in some trims, and i believe it can have a 4t45e hooked up to it, which hooks up to a 3100/3400 in grand ams....... i'm sure some one that actually has one will see this thread and chime in...

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  • sailadams
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    Exactly right, you are. The published bolt patterns I have seen are the same for all 60* V6 including the Caddies, but if folks here don't know, that makes me, um, less than fully confident in those drawings. Does anyone have a backside photo like above of a high-feature V-6?

    Right now, I'm putting a Camaro 3.4 V6 into an MGB-GT, but my wife has a CTS and that motor would be sweet(er) I'm thinking.

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  • robertisaar
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    Originally posted by sailadams View Post
    No, actually I've been wondering about the newer Cadillac (and now Camaro) V-6's, can they bolt up an old Camaro bell-housing for a T-5, or are we stuck with the Getrag 260 5-speed or Aisan AY6 on these newer versions of the 60* block?
    you're talking about the high feature v6...
    i don't know off-hand if the bellhousing pattern is the same or similar, and i don't know how they will mount to the frame either?

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  • sailadams
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    No, actually I've been wondering about the newer Cadillac (and now Camaro) V-6's, can they bolt up an old Camaro bell-housing for a T-5, or are we stuck with the Getrag 260 5-speed or Aisan AY6 on these newer versions of the 60* block?

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  • gsEnterpries
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    I just have to say WOW, and thank you

    -Gary

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  • robertisaar
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    does the turbo350 have the same bellhousing pattern as a t56? if so, you could hook up a t56 from a lt1 and have a tranny that holds 450lb-ft of torque

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  • Greg55_99
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    Originally posted by robertisaar View Post
    wow, its like mail-order fabrication....
    For 65 bucks, how can you go wrong?

    Greg

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  • robertisaar
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    wow, its like mail-order fabrication....

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  • Greg55_99
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    Originally posted by gsEnterpries View Post
    Great idea on that one. I am not sure that any of the machine shops out where I live would make one, seems like every time I want something done that is a little out in left field they say they cant do it or the typical BS "why on this engine, what kinda car (chuckels)". I hope I am not the only one that gets that, but hell I'll giv'er a try

    -Gary
    Speedway Motors...




    http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Chevy-...ates,3280.html


    Greg

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  • robertisaar
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    for the right amount of money, anybody would do it. hell if i had a cnc mill i would make one for you but it will be a while before that will come into my budget.

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