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    6 speed automatic

     



    I have a 6 speed automatic out of a 2014 camaro that I want to put behind my late 60's Chevy 350 in my 68 nova. I have been unable to find a transmission adapter for this.

    I am looking for someone who has done this or somone who can point me in the right direction. Thnk you

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    The simplist way is to use the 2014 engine,trans, ecm all together from the same car------------

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    I did some searching, but couldn't get any info on the bell housing bolt pattern. The tranny is significantly larger and longer than older models, so there would be the need for tunnel and cross member modifications. You'll also need a stand-alone transmission controller, like those made by PCS and a wiring harness.

    https://www.powertraincontrolsolutio...oduct=TCM-2600
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    I did a little more searching and found that one big difference between the newer and older engines is the crankshaft protrusion. The old ones protrude .400 inch more. Doesn't sound promising to mate a new trans to an old engine.

    Engine and Transmission Swap Gen III - Car Craft Magazine
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    Not saying they can help, but I'd invest a call to these guys and see what they say.... Transmission Adapters
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