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Old 11-25-2006, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by mhotel1
Is there a way to avoid cutting up the tunnel on an ls2/t56 install inot 69 camaro? I am tryin to get a handle on this before proceeding with the body work. I do not have the motor and trans to test fit as of yet. I hear yes and no.

Any advice is greatly appreaciated..oh ya I am very new to the forum as well as ls2 swaps if you coul not tell!
I would say it depends on whose engine mounts you use and where they mount the engine. I've done a couple T56 swaps into 69's and there was no tunnel cutting at all. But that was with factory located small and big blocks. The LSX swaps may move the position of the engine which may or may not affect the tunnel.

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