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Hi guys, Does anyone know exactly what it takes to bolt a nv4500 to the 292 ? I am not too concerned about fitment with the '38 chassis, because I can work with that.. mainly what specifically do I need to attach the trans to the 292? Is there a bell housing for this? adapter? is it fairly easy or a pain in the neck? Thank you!


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I have an NV4500 in my 93' 4x4, the bell housing is a standard SBC (mine is a 350) bell housing same as the 292". I wouldn't think there is a need for any adapter at all.


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Okay thank you!


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Only the early GM ones are a direct bolt up to a GM bell housing. Those are also the ones with th

e lower first gear, which al the rock crawlers like so might be hard to find.

Later ones fit Dodge engines, have about 1” longer input shafts, AA have thin adapters the fit GM trans, to the GM bell housing.


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Gm used Nv4500's from the early '90's through 2007. Any of them will bolt up to a 292. They all have the same bellhousing pattern and the correct input shaft for your standard clutch. They are usually cheaper than their Dodge counterparts as well.


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