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Engine to Trans Adapter Plate Chevy Engine to B.O.P. Trans
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- Adapts Engine:
- 1962-Up Chevy V8 (except LT & LS Series)
To: - 1966-Up Buick, Olds & Pontiac: TH350, TH400 & 700R4 transmissions
Specifications:
I have an 1989 s-10 2.8 v6 5 speed. I am installing a sbc 350. Will this adapter work for my application? If not is there an adapter plate to mate the two?
Will this work to attach a 69 Buick 350 to a Chevy power glide? If not what would I need and if so what else is needed?
will it bolt a 4.3 to a mua5?
I have a 1969 pontiac 400 will this adapt to a chevrolet transmission?
Will this connect the 200-4r to a 454 bbc?
Will this part mount up to a buick 455 block and work with a Chevy 700r4? And what is the thickness?
Will this fit 1955 Buick 322 engine
I have a 1967 Chevy in-line six 250 and a TH 350 transmission out of a Pontiac, will this adapter plate work to mate these two together? Also do you stock any other trans adapter plates that would work for this combination? Thanks
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