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Old 10-14-2018, 08:41 PM   #1
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Re: project killers twin 10 (gen5 10 speed trans)

as many may know these engine don't have provisions for power steering, or power brake booster vacuum outlet...
so to overcome that, we went with holleys front mount accys.. this is a really nice kit that comes with a new water pump housing/mounting bracket for the alt., a/c compressor, and power steering pump...the stock GEN5 water pump and front accy design is rather awkward looking to me anyways, and this kit give it a sleeker more 'traditional' look..as for the powered brakes, we are going with a hydro boost setup, so no need to tap vacuum off the engine, altho factory trucks have a vacuum pump mounted low on the driver side of the engine, that's belt driven..


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Old 10-14-2018, 10:03 PM   #2
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Re: project killers twin 10 (gen5 10 speed trans)

This is where I am with a Gen V 5.3 L83 swap in my 72 c10. My question is how far back to position the engine. By the pictures here it looks like yours is a bit farther back than mine. Am I correct in thinking the size of the blocks are the same?
Very nice work man...
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Old 10-15-2018, 07:54 PM   #3
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Re: project killers twin 10 (gen5 10 speed trans)

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This is where I am with a Gen V 5.3 L83 swap in my 72 c10. My question is how far back to position the engine. By the pictures here it looks like yours is a bit farther back than mine. Am I correct in thinking the size of the blocks are the same?
Very nice work man...
-Brian
I have mine with in 3/16 of the firewall. You need all the real estate you can get.
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