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  1. #11
    thanks for the info pnhigg

    I got the 305 out and just waiting on parts!


    a few more ?'s

    I bought the professional products 85mm throttle body
    -Do I use the egg shaped throttle linkage or the more rounded one like the one on the 305?

    -What do you guys do about the "stop pin" on the tach, it looks like the needle wont be able to rev past 6,000rpm?

    thanks, Kris

  2. #12
    test to see if I could load a pic










    this website is awsome!!!!!!
    Last edited by knute_gis; 04-18-2008 at 11:15 AM.

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    does that stick come up through your factory hole in the floor?
    09 CREWCAB LTZ SILVERADO, 6.2, SIX SPEED, CAI,

  4. #14
    Here is a cad drawing I did with some measurements I took last night.



    With the LS6 measurement I used the motor plates I bought off ebay that sits the block back 1 inch.

    So I think I will buy the cheaper ones that will give me another inch foward.

    I'm trying to do this so I dont have to cut up my floor.

    After reading that about the clearance I will probably get the shifter that you have to take the t56 apart.

    Kris
    Last edited by knute_gis; 04-18-2008 at 02:50 PM.

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    i was going to do the relocator kit but decided i wanted to run the shifter up through my console and i will be cutting another hole in my floor and using a hurst shifter i just got so i will have short throws with a small stick instead of the big goofy 3 foot long shifter that comes stock... but its all in what you want yours to look like ya know? plus it saved me 300$ for not having to buy the relocator.
    09 CREWCAB LTZ SILVERADO, 6.2, SIX SPEED, CAI,

  6. #16
    I know alot of people do it that way, but I would think the shifter would be to far back and kind of akward for shifting fast.

    I also want it to look as stock as possible.

    to each his own

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    well if you took your stock 5 speed out and put it next to the t-56 its really not all that bad. as for quicker shifts its nice because with the hurst shifter its a short throw supposedly something like 33% shorter shifts. so ill post pics of mine when its done. might be a little bit though
    09 CREWCAB LTZ SILVERADO, 6.2, SIX SPEED, CAI,

  8. #18
    I would recommend the B&M ripper shifter, if they make it for the LS1 T56.

    I had one in a 95 formula and was really nice.

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    haha its funny that you mention it because theres a guy on here his name is QUIK hes got a crazy like 408 turbo or something nutty and he said he hated the ripper and told me to go with a hurst or a pro 5.0 so i did i got lucky and found one for 100$ on ebay brand new shipped. saved me 90$.
    09 CREWCAB LTZ SILVERADO, 6.2, SIX SPEED, CAI,

  10. #20
    ttt to see if anybody knows these answers.

    a few more ?'s

    I bought the professional products 85mm throttle body
    -Do I use the egg shaped throttle linkage or the more rounded one like the one on the 305?

    -What do you guys do about the "stop pin" on the tach, it looks like the needle wont be able to rev past 6,000rpm?

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