will a Lt1 T56 bolt right up to a SBC
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The engine in question is a small block 400. I have a friend with a monte and i just bought a 93 parts car with a 6 speed and he wants to put the 6 speed in his 87 monte.
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hey john boy guess u got an account but yeah im the buddy with the monte i also need help on finding out more about the 6-speed conversion any information would be greatfully appreciated thanks
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I can't speak directly about your application, but here's a link for swapping a T-56 into a Third gen. ( http://www.skulte.com/T56.html ) I'll be swapping in a T-56 into my 91 Camaro in a couple of weeks.
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yes it will. I got one behind my sbc. if you have a 1 piece rear main seal you can use the regular lt1 flywheel. if you have a 2 piece rear main seal you will need to get a different flywheel. I got a centerforce one from summit, centerforce is the only company that i know of that sells this type of flywheel. here is the link, see the description http://store.summitracing.com/partde...3&autoview=sku It uses a regular lt1 clutch and master/slave for the clutch. I also used the starter out of the car i got my tranny from. everything works amazing. the only bad thing is that the flywheel is hella heavy.