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Old 10-02-2007, 10:03 AM   #201
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Re: Calling all LS1 converted trucks.

Tremec made the T56 for the following cars: '98-02 F-body, Corvette Z06, SVT Mustang Cobra, Aston Martin DB7 Vantage & V12 Vanquish, and Holden Commodore & Holden Monaro, and possibly others.

Keep this in mind; the T56 is made by Tremec, NOT General Motors, and it has been used in several applications all over the place. I cannot tell you the exact differences, I just know that, between the Viper and Z06/F-Body model, the shifter is in a slightly diff't location (believe it's a bit more forward in the Viper assembly).

Might want to re-phrase your question a bit, and I surely hope someone has the knowledge to answer.
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Old 02-01-2008, 12:42 AM   #202
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Re: Calling all LS1 converted trucks.

*bump* for the new guy
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Old 01-01-2009, 08:03 PM   #203
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Re: Calling all LS1 converted trucks.

ttt for some gr8 information!
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Old 01-02-2009, 02:00 AM   #204
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Re: Calling all LS1 converted trucks.

x2!

My LQ9 will be at the shop tomorrow!

Quick question for the 4l60 and 80 guys...were you able to reuse your stock transmission shift linkage? I've got a 700r4 and am thinking about swapping it out for something that will communicate with the ecm.

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Old 01-06-2009, 01:30 PM   #205
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Re: Calling all LS1 converted trucks.

good info
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Old 09-23-2017, 12:31 PM   #206
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Re: Calling all LS1 converted trucks.

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Here is a much cheaper option for gas tank. Charlie Bob did this. It is a 99 Camaro Z28 tank turn backwards so that the low part is by the differential.

I origianally used a blazer tank with an Aeromotive a1000 pump. Worked no problems, execpt the dash that I am using does not support the fuel sending unit. I am upgrading to the camaro tank, because it has the right gas sender.

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Hi, I have a question. I Got a 1970 c20 with a 4.8. I'm using a 2000 Camaro fuel tank, and want to use the stock fuel gauge. I Hook it the fuel sender on the tank and it give me a reading a bit crazy. Has someone made it work if you did can you tell how thanks for the information.
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