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Has anyone done this? I would love to talk to someone that has. The 5.7 vortec is coupled to a 4L60. How did you do the speedometer? I have tons of other questions. I have a complete '84 S10, a running '97 suburban with 5.7 vortec, and a '53 3100. I am planning to start this project this winter. I would love to chat with folks that have done this before. thanks


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JDeereGn,(Ralph)

There are a few that have done the 53' on a S10 frame swap here.
and many guys with V8s oldschool to New. and a wealth of knowlege. Planning out loud here can get You answers.

I'm not sure but it seems like if your using the 4L60, it's the speed senser to the computer. Someone that knows Tranny's might jump in and help you. Sorry none of my junk has a working speedometer, but I'll be lurking on your thread to see that answer also. Good Luck with your Project...

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if your running the old mechanical speedo, they make an electric driver for it. its about $300 and will take the signal from the VSS

or get new electronic gauges for about the same


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Thanks Scott, I didn't know there were electronic gauges available for AD trucks. Do they look similar to OEM? Do you have a source? Thanks ralph


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I used Hanline in my truck. they were 3 in one.



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