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1978-1988 GM A G-Body Community - GBodyForum I think that has to do with how a certain body style was selling Like back in the early '60s, I think GM's A-body was their full-size vehicle In the mid '60s the mid-size cars like the chevelles and cutlasses became A-bodies and the full-sizes like the impala became B-bodies
Equipping a G-Body with a manual trans - GBodyForum GM LS1 T56 ('98+ F-Body, GTO, etc ): can be mated to SBC with the McLeod modular bellhousing LINK; Linkage There are a few ways to install a T-56 into a G-Body, depending on what transmission you use and or what linkage you use Starting with the linkage: First, there's the factory F-Body linkage, which utilizes hydraulic master and slave
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Manual Transmission Conversion | GBodyForum - 1978-1988 GM A G-Body . . . Let me know if you want the simple mod to make the f-body pedals work I just recently found out McLeod is now selling just the adapter plate to mount a factory T56 to a standard 4 speed bellhousing I'm not sure just what all T56's you can use, but it's the same plate I'm using for my T56 which is included with the AM T56
1978-1988 GM A G-Body Community - GBodyForum The important thing to remember about the V8 T5s from the mid '80s to early '90s F body cars, is that the transmission mounting points are angled approximately 18 degrees from straight up and down You either require a bellhousing with the appropriate mounting pattern, or bend the shifter to get it to sit straight up in neutral
So you want to install a 4L80E? Learn from my mistakes . . . - GBodyForum So you say you want to install a 4L80E into your G-body Great! I put one in my 1980 Grand Prix, and I'm sure you can install one in your G-body as well Let me guide you through the process--detailing the hijinks and heartaches, my failures and successes--so that you can pull this off with as little cursing as possible