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#64927 08/28/2006 5:07 AM | Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 63 Member | | Member Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 63 | Tony, I have done a little reserch on this.I am planning on putting a 1978 250 out of a nova along with the rear end from the nova and hookem together with a T-5 tranny B T W it is a 53 3100. I have herd you can use the V-8 crossmember avalible at most venders for the side mount sixes,but Langdons Stovebolt sells a moter mount kit just for this conversion-this is what I plan on using -it looks like a neat clean setup.If you plan on useing O.E.gages the capilary tube for the temp gage is to short-Jim Carter sells one with a longer tube intended for V-8s but should work on 250 as well.You will also need a mount for the tranny-vendors sell a generic crossemember mount or you could fabricate.good luck. Aaron | | |
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