New Supporting Vendor!!
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Drifting
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: West of Burlington, Ontario Canada
New Supporting Vendor!!
Hello all
Classic Chevy 5 Speed is very pleased to be a supporting Vendor of the Corvette Forum. I would like to extend an offer to anyone requiring information on overdrive swaps to give us a call. We will be monitoring the site to assist anyone we can with any problems we have answers to. Driveline related or other areas where we can. There are many very knowledgeable Corvette enthusiasts on this site and we hope we can add to the knowledge base and make a great site even better.
Later.
http://classicchevy5speed.com/68_82_...tall_notes.htm
Classic Chevy 5 Speed is very pleased to be a supporting Vendor of the Corvette Forum. I would like to extend an offer to anyone requiring information on overdrive swaps to give us a call. We will be monitoring the site to assist anyone we can with any problems we have answers to. Driveline related or other areas where we can. There are many very knowledgeable Corvette enthusiasts on this site and we hope we can add to the knowledge base and make a great site even better.
Later.
http://classicchevy5speed.com/68_82_...tall_notes.htm
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 800
Likes: 3
From: Idaho
GMJim
Welcome aboard. I have your TKO600 and found the install to be pretty stright forward. The improvement in highway driving was like night and day. Treat the forum members like you did me and you'll do well here.
Thanks
Russ
Welcome aboard. I have your TKO600 and found the install to be pretty stright forward. The improvement in highway driving was like night and day. Treat the forum members like you did me and you'll do well here.
Thanks
Russ
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 2,362
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From: San Antonio TX
Good to see a great company such as Classic combine with a great forum. The Corvette Forum that is 
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Officer: Boy are you drinking while driving? Driver: No sir officer I would never drink and drive. Officer: Well son what is that in your hand? Driver: Well Sir this is the finest Moon Shine made in the Florida swamp on ice. Officer: Boy you told me you do not drink and drive? Driver : Yes sir I did say I never ever drink and drive. I only drink at stop lights lol.
A day without Moonshine is like a day without Sun Shine. Gator McKlusky
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2001
Posts: 4,883
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From: North Easton Mass
Welcome to the Forum! I've been to your website several times as I try to figure out how to install a LS1/T56 in my 72 Vette.
Do you sell any of the kit components individually? I'm using a 73 frame, LS1-to-smallblock engine mount adapters that should place the motor right about where the 350 sits. It looks to me like your transmission mount brackets and driveshaft might work for my installation. There are a number of others on the forum working on this same type of installation so any info you could provide would be very helpful to us. Thanks.
Rick B.
Do you sell any of the kit components individually? I'm using a 73 frame, LS1-to-smallblock engine mount adapters that should place the motor right about where the 350 sits. It looks to me like your transmission mount brackets and driveshaft might work for my installation. There are a number of others on the forum working on this same type of installation so any info you could provide would be very helpful to us. Thanks.
Rick B.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: San Antonio TX
Since Jim is not online at this time this is the best reply I could come up with lol. Go here and look around.
www.ClassicChevy5Speed.com
www.ClassicChevy5Speed.com
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Drifting
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: West of Burlington, Ontario Canada
Thanks for that Shakerattleroll. 68/70Vette, that link should answer your questions but if you have any more just give me a call.
Thanks to others for the welcome.
Thanks to others for the welcome.
