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#22812 04/06/2004 5:02 AM | Joined: Jul 2002 Posts: 68 Member | | Member Joined: Jul 2002 Posts: 68 | It's a rumor,it's not a direct bolt on, but it's not that big of deal. The 4 mounting holes do have to be inlarged to 1/2 in. The T5's holes are a smaller metric size. The input shaft and the input bearing retainer (the snout the throw out bearing rides on) has to be shortened. I have a 10 in. flywheel and pressure plate, but used a 9 1/2 in disc for an early model Astro van. Some of the info you'll read will tell you to use a camaro disc and grind the hub. This is not neccarry with the Astro van disc. Make sure the T5 comes out of a S10 or the shifter will be in your seat. Good luck.
'54 3100-235-T5 trans-12 bolt 3:31 '68 Impala 307/350 '78 Sportster/Original owner
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