T56 in a 2000 Silverado
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Has anybody completed this project? Or have any suggestions. I am also looking to buy a T56, are all of them the same. Please help with any insight on this.
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Use a 98-02 model T56 with a ls1 bellhousing and all the clutch parts . I would locate some standard pedals from a 5 speed truck and then its just working out the crossmember and shifter location .
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Originally Posted by thesource
Use a 98-02 model T56 with a ls1 bellhousing and all the clutch parts . I would locate some standard pedals from a 5 speed truck and then its just working out the crossmember and shifter location .