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Old 07-28-2007, 09:53 AM
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The search is on! What mods are necessary for installation in a 1st gen Camaro? Specifically the trans tunnel. Also what crossmember will I need. Thanks for all the help.

Chris
They clear the stock tunnel, but are tight. Some people have to massage the area where the cooler lines exit the trans, but they cleared on mine.

I have not found a bolt-in crossmember yet, but it was a couple years ago that I set up mine. I do know at the time the BTO had one that they claimed fit, but it was not even close, off by 8" or so. I made my own crossmember from a universal kit bought from Chassisworks.

You also have to have a controller to run the trans, so allow for that in the budget (about $500-$600).
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