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#71192 01/05/2007 7:06 PM
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i have a 59 chevy apache 3100 witha 235 and a 3speed, I already re-geared the rear end, but feel like the motor has more to give, what would be the best transmission swap, and what would I need to make it happen other than the tranny? thanks

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A T-5 is a good choice if you would like it to be a car like driver. If you are planning on doing a lot of towing or hauling look for an NV4500. Lots of info on both swaps. Contact Advance Adapters and do a web search on T-5 and NV4500 transmissions.


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thnaks heavy, im looking to get a bit more speed otta her, so is the t-5 an equivalent of a 350, 400, 700r?

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The T-5 is a manual 5 speed with 5th being o-drive. The most common one used in these old trucks come in mid80,s S-10 pickups. There is lots of info on this websight about the conversion. Ive done 2 of them & they work great.


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