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Ok, i have been trying like hell to find out exactly what i need to put a 86 454 into a 79 trans am which has a 403 in it now, i just have questions on motor mounts trans mounts and other stuff like that just to know what i have to do to make it fit in the car
, anyone who has done this or knows what to do it would be most helpful, you can email me at big_white_hog_guy@yahoo.com thanks[ January 19, 2003: Message edited by: Trans Am Benny ]</p> |
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Woodz is right. All you need are the Camaro motor mount brackets and mounts. Trans mount doesn't need to be changed unless it worn out. You will have to make a few minor changes to the engine wiring harness as the starter in on the driver side of the Olds and passenger side of the Chevy. It's really a pretty straight forward swap. If you aren't swapping out the BOP transmission you will have to get an adapter from Summit or Jegs to adapt the BOP bolt pattern on the tranny to the Chevy engine block. Should be about $55.
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TRY THIS ONE ON, EVERY TA IVE PULLED OUT HAD A 1/2 IN BAR BOLTED TO THE BLOCK THAT SAT ON TOP OF A CHEVY FRAME MOUNT, TAKE A LOOK SEE.
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hi,
my name is Daniel. Since a long time I'm reading your forum. A++ I know that this thread is very very old, but I have now the same problem. I'm driving a 1979 Trans Am and this summer the car will get his 454 Chevy engine. So what exhaust manifolds should I take? Original from an 1972 Camaro with the 396 engine or headers? Can somebody help me. Some product numbers will be very great. Greatings from Germany...Daniel |
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I would go with the cheapest summit headers available for a camaro with a big block. That way if they don't quite fit you can beat the heck out of them and not feel bad.
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trans am
im having the same problem here, i had a olds 403, and now im putting a 396 in, i have chevy mounts on frame and motor but it still wont line up?? any specific mounts i need to get r in?
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you'd find much more help on www.nastyz28.com, even more there than here and www.transamcountry.com combined.
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