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Ussbar, That's a loaded question.

First you have to decide what you want the car to do, Street/Strip/Track? How much horse power do you want? Does your car have to be rebuilt?

Suspension, brakes have to be in top order, because even a mild V8 can easily double the HP that the stock 6 cylinder has. Is this your first conversion? If so, do you have the room,time,money to finish the conversion?

Back to the original qestion,the easiest way to get a drivetrain is to get the whole setup from a wrecked car. I know that alot of guys here will say that the LS1 family of motor's are the best for such a conversion, but if your like me and have never delt with ECU's,sensor's and such, then a carbed motor is hard to beat.

Here's Pete's excelent website for more details on a first gen SBC swap.http://mywebpages.comcast.net/pparaska/.

Oh and one more thing, do a little searching. Guys here have answerd this kind of question ALOT. We don't mind answering SPECIFIC questions, It's the general open ended questions that don't get response's.

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yes i am aware on suspension brake and every other things

 

i m just a import guy ,i have a crx and wrx and i have quite experiance on

 

cars ,i just dont have idea with big muscle engine and tranny. i want

 

carb engine because i never had one and love their sound, and its easier n

 

faster to do the swap.A v8 4barral and 5 spd is what i want.I know it will

 

fit a 350 small block , but do all kind of small block or any year will fit ?and

 

what type and year of tranny will go with thats why right now i am

 

working on the chassis and suspension i know i am bit annoying but just

 

want to get it right the first couple times n i m doing alot research right

 

now....

 

tks

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Most small blocks will fit, BUT the real trick is to firstly decide on what kind of horsepower you want,so you can get the right Tranny for it.

I think that if you want up to about 300 hp,a T-5 will do.

Any more than that and you should consider a T-56. I will handle more torque.

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Here's a site that's I bought my trans,clutch, bellhousing setup from. Call them up, they were very heplfull.http://www.fortesparts.com/.Here's another place that some here have used.http://ddperformance.com/ and http://www.darkhorseperformance.com/. Do a goole search on tremec, you'll get quite a few hit's. Car Craft magazine did a conversion of a first gen camero to a T56 6 speed. The info in that artical can be applied to the t5 as well.http://www.carcraft.com/howto/1061/index4.html. http://www.keislerauto.com/gm/index.html. That should get the ball rolling for ya.:mrgreen:

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