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Old 01-24-2013, 06:55 PM
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Default Auto to t56 Swap cost for 1969 Camaro

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I'm new to the site but have been lurking for some time now. I live in the bay area and would like to know of some of the better shops capable of swapping my th350 out for a T56 in my camaro. For those familiar with this, can you please chime in on final cost with/without supplied transmission and associated hardware.

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I've actually been doing this sort of swap and here's my cost breakdown on parts only. I buy from the major parts warehouses like Summit, Jegs, and Streetside so you might be able to get a better price elsewhere but you may have delays. Also, you could probably save a decent chunk of change if you bought a complete kit from a single dealer instead of piecing things together like I have.

Tremec LS T-56 Magnum (includes $112 freight+handling charge), $3006
Shifter stick and ball for Tremec shifter, Hurst, Approximately, $110
Quicktime Bellhousing, RM-6023, $451
Block to bellhousing Dowels, 37932, $13
Offset Dowels(if necessary), $28
Centerforce DYAD Dual-disc clutch/flywheel, $1480
Hydraulic Throwout Bearing, lines, and bleeder kit, approx $320
Pilot Bearing(if needed), $12
Yoke - 31 spline, 1350 series, Moser TY800, $130
Electronic Speedo sending unit and proper gear, approx $50-$75
Transmission mount(TH400/T56), 3-1108G, $28
Crossmember - ATS/Speedtech T56 (price includes $37 shipping), ATS 080001, $407
Clutch Master Cylinder and mounting hardware, Keisler, $315
Pedal Assembly and hardware, Classic Industries, $100
Modo Pedal Covers for manual setup, Modo Innovations, $120
Driveshaft shortened, approx $100
Fluid for transmission, $20
DOT 4 fluid for hydraulics, $5
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Old 01-25-2013, 01:17 PM
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I've actually been doing this sort of swap and here's my cost breakdown on parts only. I buy from the major parts warehouses like Summit, Jegs, and Streetside so you might be able to get a better price elsewhere but you may have delays. Also, you could probably save a decent chunk of change if you bought a complete kit from a single dealer instead of piecing things together like I have.

Tremec LS T-56 Magnum (includes $112 freight+handling charge), $3006
Shifter stick and ball for Tremec shifter, Hurst, Approximately, $110
Quicktime Bellhousing, RM-6023, $451
Block to bellhousing Dowels, 37932, $13
Offset Dowels(if necessary), $28
Centerforce DYAD Dual-disc clutch/flywheel, $1480
Hydraulic Throwout Bearing, lines, and bleeder kit, approx $320
Pilot Bearing(if needed), $12
Yoke - 31 spline, 1350 series, Moser TY800, $130
Electronic Speedo sending unit and proper gear, approx $50-$75
Transmission mount(TH400/T56), 3-1108G, $28
Crossmember - ATS/Speedtech T56 (price includes $37 shipping), ATS 080001, $407
Clutch Master Cylinder and mounting hardware, Keisler, $315
Pedal Assembly and hardware, Classic Industries, $100
Modo Pedal Covers for manual setup, Modo Innovations, $120
Driveshaft shortened, approx $100
Fluid for transmission, $20
DOT 4 fluid for hydraulics, $5
That's good bookkeeping Chris. Good info here.
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Thanks, this was a VERY detailed answer lol. I do appreciate it. Looks like I'll be pulling out a loan or two to make this happen. Any reputable shops you all would suggest to take on this task?

Thanks again guys
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Thanks, this was a VERY detailed answer lol. I do appreciate it. Looks like I'll be pulling out a loan or two to make this happen. Any reputable shops you all would suggest to take on this task?

Thanks again guys

You might want to call Vince at Mean Streets Performance. He can take car of everything you need. He just opened a nice new location in San Carlos right off the freeway. He does a lot of pro touring builds. He is an honest guy with great skills. You can search this forum and Pro-Touring.com and see how happy people are with his work as well as his prices.

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827 Cherry lane
San Carlos CA 94070
(415) 271-4839 [email protected]

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