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#2852 11/19/2003 4:41 AM
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Does anybody know what kind of bellhousing I would use on a 1974 nova 350 engine? Im going to put a saginaw 4 speed on it & then put engine & trans. in a 1950 pickup. THANKS

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Chevy V-8s from '55 on have all attached to the same bellhousings.

You will either be adding sidemounts for the motor and a crossmember for the transmission, or you need to front mount the motor and use a bellhousing that has mount pads, similar to what came out of your truck, but for the V-8.

I think sidemount and transmission crossmember are the best approach, I've seen it done the other way.


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