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#20570 02/25/2004 5:36 PM
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So I found a 70/71 GMC 350 complete..
Will this fit into my 68 c-20?
What problem might I run into? additional parts needed?
Will the old tranny bolt up?
Anyone need the 292 that is coming out?
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#20571 02/25/2004 6:09 PM
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If you weren't so far away I'd take the 292. They go for $400 around here, the farmers use them for irrigation pumps.

As for your engine, it's not a drop-in, but not that tough. Bell housing is the same. You will need motor mounts. Carb linkage is different, depending on the year. In 71 GMC switched to a cable instead of the rod. Switching the isn't that hard, you can either buy used or a new Lokar pedal and cable.


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#20572 02/26/2004 7:57 AM
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The 292's right-side motor mount is offset, you'll have to move it back for the V8. The holes should already be in the frame.


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#20573 02/27/2004 8:02 AM
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The guy I am buying the motor from is offerring me a "package deal", the motor[350] ,tranny [auto] and radiator for one price.
Is the tranny worth using?
I dont mind the stock tranny in the truck now, if i do this do I need to change the drive line and rear end also?
Pros vs cons?
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#20574 03/05/2004 8:37 PM
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Stick with what you've got!Simpler, and you know what you've behind the engine right now.


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#20575 03/05/2004 8:47 PM
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did someone say - free 292 in the portland area? :p


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