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700r to sm465

Jimmy84

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i was wondering if anyone could tell me how much work is involved in makin this swap. is it real hard to do or not. and what other parts will i have to buy besides the transmission. thanks for the help
 
Well, your gonna need the 3 pedal assembly, clutch linkage, prooly have to move your crossmember, lengthen your driveshafts and cut a hole in the floor for the shifter.
 
pretty easy to do...I am in the middle of the conversion myself...You need the tranny w/ a t-case that will bolt up to it, new front and rear drive shaft, flywheel, clutch, bellhousing, clutch pedal assembly, linkage (if a manual clutch setup), master/slave cylinder if hydraulic setup...Shift fork, throw out bearing, flywheel cover...those are most of the parts...If you need, I have MOST of the GM part numbers for those parts..

Not too bad though...let me know if you need any more help or part numbers....

Chris
 
Hey Fort,
I might call you on that invitation sometime. Im in that rut debating on 700 to 465 or a 400. Which ever comes along first.
 
Brandon...

Sounds good man...I have a list here of like 15 differnet part numbers...I finally have almost all the pieces I need for the conversion...I even ended up with an extra np205 /forums/images/icons/laugh.gif I think the hardest thing to to will be the pedal assembly...looks like a PITA...but we will see...I am gonna drop the auto this weekend and replace my rear main seal and install the flywheel and clutch...

Good Luck,

Chris
 
Let me know how it turns out. Im still very interested in the knowledge of the swap if nothing else! /forums/images/icons/laugh.gif
 
I recently did this on my 85 K5, and had previously converted a 77 K10. Not real difficult, just time consuming. Either getting a donnor truck or having access to a good junkyard is a must.
Let me know if you have any specific questions.
Good Luck.
 
thanks for all the help so far. hopefully now i can get the transmisssion and get it all hooked up.
 

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