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Old 08-03-2010, 06:37 PM   #51
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Re: '68 C-10 LQ4 - 4L60e Budget Swap

Sorry for the delays. I have been out of state for a while.

The tank is from an 02 Camaro SS. I was told that 2000-2002 all used these plastic tanks. It fits really well, but is only around 16 gallons according to my quick measurements.

I trimmed about 1 inch from the inside of the bottom flange of the frame on each side. I made stainless straps for mounting, and moved the rearmost frame cross brace back a few inches and welded it in place.
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Old 08-03-2010, 07:40 PM   #52
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Re: '68 C-10 LQ4 - 4L60e Budget Swap

lookn good what wire harness r u going with 2 make everything work
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Old 08-03-2010, 11:17 PM   #53
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Sorry for the delays. I have been out of state for a while.

The tank is from an 02 Camaro SS. I was told that 2000-2002 all used these plastic tanks. It fits really well, but is only around 16 gallons according to my quick measurements.

I trimmed about 1 inch from the inside of the bottom flange of the frame on each side. I made stainless straps for mounting, and moved the rearmost frame cross brace back a few inches and welded it in place.
Thanks for the info on the tank! you say only 16 gallons but at 18-20 mpg, that should give pretty good range. For me in my 4.8 that would give me about 8 days daily driving.
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Old 08-04-2010, 06:55 AM   #54
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Re: '68 C-10 LQ4 - 4L60e Budget Swap

Thanks for the info on the tank. I guess i'll have to pass on that one. Cant trim my frame because I have a frame mounted hitch, and one inch from each side would probably leave my a$$ sitting on the interstate the first bump I'd hit towing the trailer. Got me excited though. Nice build also.
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Old 08-04-2010, 05:13 PM   #55
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I am also wondering what wiring harness you used. A modified stock one or a custom
one?
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Old 04-13-2015, 01:34 AM   #56
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Did the trans and drive shaft work out fine. .. no shorting
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