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07-07-2004, 12:56 PM | #1 |
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Need Opinion on Engine Selection
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I think you could do a lot better for a lot less money.
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The harness to go into your truck is going to run you about $750-850 and the ECM is going to run about $250-350 with a custom tune for that truck. Those are the prices I was given to put a 99-04 LM7 into my 83. IMO I'd agree you could get a better motor or get a pull out from camaro/vette for less with an ecm/harness and save yourself some $$.
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I'll prolly just have the 350 rebuilt for now. I want to find something that will get good gas mileage and have good power. I know, I am asking a lot.
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As far as 6-speed's go you might want to consider this one:
This one will put the shifter in the original location so it does not interfere with the seat or center console. http://www.standardtransmission.com/BW_T-56.html 1386-000-011MS Aftermarket GM w/ shifter modified for 4sp replacement application $2575.00 Standard Transmission & Gear Co. 1000 N.E. 29th Fort Worth, TX 76106 Local: (817) 625-7109 Toll Free: 800-783-8726 Fax: (817) 625-0580 EDIT: The Richmond only has one overdrive, while the T-56 above has two. So it depends on which you would prefer. If you plan to drive at highway speeds often you may want the two overdrives, if you are more for hotrodding around town with some highway driving the Richmond 6 would suit you fine too. I believe the 4-speed shifter location is something to really consider.
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