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TR6060 fit in 69 ?
Ive purchased a TR6060 from an aussie Holden HSV , and plan to fit it to my 69 Camaro.which is powered by a small block.
I need some help in clarifying a couple of details, has anyone fitted one of these to a 69 ?? I really need to know if I can get this box into the transmission tunnel without cutting the top out of the tunnel ?? Any other tips on fitting this combo ? Al |
yes, and you have to mod the tunnel and get a driveshaft made.
Blake and the boys over at Speed-Tech came out with this. http://www.speedtechperformance.com/...rod/prd264.htm |
Thanks dont wanna cut tunnel,.. in Aussie that requires an enginerrs report.
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NOT positive on the trans mission pad location in reference to the T56 but Prior to us coming out with the Tunnel mod above we had the ATS T56 X member T56 Cross Member
that requires no tunnel cutting. Does the 6060 not have a 3 bolt rear flange? if so you need to convert it to a standard slip yoke style OR have a custom drive shaft mad with a slip spline in it. hope that is helpful |
Yep 6060 has a three bolt flange with no slip yoke, but worked out a spacer to mount a HD CV on that to front of custom driveshaft will fix that problem.
Theres a build thread on another forum with a 67 & an LS2/6060 transplant he bought a remote shifter from McLeods that comes out in exactly the right spot for the console, he had to cut a small hole for the shifter n massage the firewall/tunnel area with a big hammer but it looks like it fits, if the mounting is of a degree or so I think the CV will allow it to work. |
I'm trying a TR6060 in a 67 camaro combo we are building currently. I just ordered the MGW shifter for the package. My next attempt is to figure out what the conversion will take to get it a standard U-Joint drive shaft in the car.
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heres a link to an article about 2010 Camaro driveshafts...
3 bolt flange to adaptor, adaptor to CV Joint CV Joint in new tailshaft.. http://www.camaroperformers.com/cama...shaft-upgrade/ If I could fit the tranny in witha remote shifter n not have to cut the top out of the tranny I might do it.. This guy seems to think itll work' http://ls1tech.com/forums/conversion...68-camaro.html |
The DSS drive line looks like a solid option. I wonder on cost. Looks spendy and is designed for the 5th gen camaro guys. I also don't like the 3.5" diameter. But its good to know that now.
I hope to have the engine and trans in this 67 camaro later today. But its not mounted in a standard position at all so my findings will be of no help to you. I already cut the trans tunnel outta the car as I know without a doubt it would not fit. |
If it is any help, I ordered a driveshaft from The Driveshaft Shop for my LS2/TR6060 swap I'm doing in a 68 camaro. Cost was $749. I also used the custom offset shifter setup from McLeod, couldn't use stock tr6060 shifter due to fitment and location.
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