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S-sguy 01-19-2015 10:43 AM

67swb/ls1/t56 build
 
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Been following you guys on this forum for many years so I figure it's time for me to post my project. It's just a 67 swb on air with a 02 ls1/t56 Combo just got the cab and frame married yesterday. Il post my progress

S-sguy 01-19-2015 10:45 AM

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Sorry here is one more pic

67 cst swb 01-19-2015 10:45 AM

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Has potential to be a nice truck so far.
Welcome to the board !

S-sguy 01-19-2015 11:01 AM

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Thanks alot and yes it has a long way to go lol

DaHos 01-19-2015 11:57 AM

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Very Nice project.........

Couple questions. What did you use for motor stands/mounts and any pics of the shifter location in the cab?

S-sguy 01-19-2015 12:27 PM

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Appreciate it, I used cpp ls swap motor mounts its the newer version on right, and a cpp transmission mount for the t56. For the shifter location, I moved it forward to the inspection port on the transmission with a discontinued kit from Kaiser. It comes out pretty much where they did from the factory. I will take a pic later today for you.

slowcpe 01-19-2015 12:46 PM

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Nice project. Jealous of the t56. Thought about going that route but haven't found a good enough deal on the trans and buying new is too rich for my blood.

68shortwide 01-19-2015 03:00 PM

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Likin it.

doo142 01-19-2015 05:08 PM

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Interested in shifter set up. My t56 has a standard shifter and it is in the way of console.

S-sguy 01-20-2015 01:55 PM

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Got some work done on the interior lastnight, air box installed along with fat mat

ironfish96 01-21-2015 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by S-sguy (Post 7009899)
Appreciate it, I used cpp ls swap motor mounts its the newer version on right, and a cpp transmission mount for the t56. For the shifter location, I moved it forward to the inspection port on the transmission with a discontinued kit from Kaiser. It comes out pretty much where they did from the factory. I will take a pic later today for you.

Whats the part number for the mounts on the right. Thanks

S-sguy 01-27-2015 10:56 PM

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Here is an update on the shifter location of the T56 , pretty close to stock

doo142 01-28-2015 08:14 AM

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What type of set up did you use to relocate shifter? That looks great, would love to move mine, thanks!!

Mike C 01-28-2015 08:22 AM

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Cool project and a great looking truck. Would look really cool to modify an original 4x4 shift handle to attach to the T-56 to have the shift ball in stock location!

67 chevelle 01-28-2015 08:28 AM

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Awesome

special-K 01-28-2015 10:32 AM

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Looking good!

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Originally Posted by Mike C (Post 7023055)
Cool project and a great looking truck. Would look really cool to modify an original 4x4 shift handle to attach to the T-56 to have the shift ball in stock location!

That's what I've been thinking to do on my '67 GMC. I have the 4spd shift knob from Corvair truck.. It's the same knob as our trucks, but with car 4spd pattern

Justin@EntropyRad 01-28-2015 11:12 AM

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Cool color...why the choice on the T56?

Ekliptix 01-28-2015 11:19 AM

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Looks very cool. Nice project.

GAc10boy 01-28-2015 01:52 PM

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Nice project! I'm following along.

S-sguy 01-28-2015 01:58 PM

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Thanks Guys! And I used a kit from Kiaser/Kaiser transmissions.. Not sure if they are still around but I'm sure other people sell the kit. It moves the shifter to the inspection port. And I went with the T56 bc I have the same combo in my 2000 SS and love it , thinking I should cam the LS as well :metal::metal:

S-sguy 01-28-2015 02:04 PM

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O and for the Shifter, I would of really liked to have found a better fit but this is the closest I could find. Does anyone know where I can find something a bit longer that puts the shifter closer to the driver?

Mike C 01-28-2015 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by special-K (Post 7023165)
Looking good!



That's what I've been thinking to do on my '67 GMC. I have the 4spd shift knob from Corvair truck.. It's the same knob as our trucks, but with car 4spd pattern

Sweet. Do it!

Mike C 01-28-2015 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by S-sguy (Post 7023467)
O and for the Shifter, I would of really liked to have found a better fit but this is the closest I could find. Does anyone know where I can find something a bit longer that puts the shifter closer to the driver?

Not off the shelf. I'd try and find a chrome OEM 4x4 shifter for a 67-72 and modify it to have the length and offset that you prefer.

Mike C 01-28-2015 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by S-sguy (Post 7023454)
Thanks Guys! And I used a kit from Kiaser/Kaiser transmissions.. Not sure if they are still around but I'm sure other people sell the kit. It moves the shifter to the inspection port. And I went with the T56 bc I have the same combo in my 2000 SS and love it , thinking I should cam the LS as well :metal::metal:

Was it Kiesler? They went broke and someone else has bought the business last I had heard. Not sure if they are selling parts/conversions again or not.

S-sguy 01-29-2015 07:35 PM

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Got the core support back from powdercoat and the radiator mocked up today.. One piece at a time ha :cool:


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