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#183104 06/21/2005 3:23 AM
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Awesome! Can't wait for the pictures! Did you find any leads on any engines yet? Good Luck

#183105 06/21/2005 5:21 AM
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You mentioned the 6.2, heres a question then.........
I put a 6.2 in my '71 Chevy truck. Any ideas how to get the clutch linkage to go?
Not even close to the stock 292 4speed

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#183106 06/21/2005 11:54 AM
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You gotta find a V-8 bellcrank.

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I thought I saw a Chevy 292 straight-six advertised somewhere on this website. These have lots of torque and would replace the original straight-six without any V-8 'width' problems. For a tranny, I'd suggest a '89 or so (pre-computer) Chevy 700R4 4-speed auto overdrive unit. This would allow you to keep an older higher-geared rear axle.
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350/475+nitrous looking to build 454 with gas going to 4.88/1 12 bolt posi,auto,400 turbo and 3500 stall
here pony boy here pony boy


build it to last,drive it like you stole it,enjoy life
#183109 06/24/2005 6:27 AM
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Ah, ok! I'll get the V8 bellcrank and go from there! I know where one is already!
thanks very much!


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