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#1125297 09/21/2015 9:32 AM
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New member here with 48 AD pickup adding a Danforth crossmember and a ZR2 rear end and 350 motor still not sure on transmission. Thank you for the add have found a lot of good info here.

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Welcome, good luck with the new setup. Maybe the HiPo shop, here on this site can help you choose your transmission.
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cruzinthecoast, welcome to the Bolt. Glad to see another Southern Bolters join up. Sounds like a sweet ride you have. I'm running a 700R4 in both my truck and my panel. Love the Overdrive.


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