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S-10 T5 Adapter Plate To Chevy 6 Cylinder 235, 230, 250, 292 Or V8 Bellhousing on 2040-parts.com

US $145.00
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Atwater, Ohio, United States

Atwater, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Country of Manufacture:United States

 If you are planning to put an '83-'93 S-10 T5 transmission behind your 235/261/230/250/292 Chevy inline or SBC V8, this is the adapter that you need.   The standard S-10 T-5 has a longer input shaft and bearing retainer than a standard GM 3 or 4 speed and this adapter compensates for that.  It has a 4-11/16" diameter register on the bell housing side and a 4-11/16" diameter counter bore on the transmission side.  The bolt holes on the bell housing should measure as follows:  center to center on the top holes measure 8 1/4" and center to center on the bottom holes measure 9 1/8".  This is the same pattern as the S-10 transmission.  No modifications are required to the transmission other than drilling the mounting holes out to 1/2" diameter from the factory 12.5mm.  This adapter makes it truly a bolt together deal.

For 235/261 Chevy 6 cylinders, this adapter is design for use with a '48-'62 truck bellhousings and '55-'62 car bellhousings.  These particular bellhousings have the same bolt pattern as the '83-'93 S-10 or V6 Camaro T5's

For 230/250/292 and V8 SBC, this adapter is designed for use with and the standard 4-11/16 bore bellhousing.

If you have questions, please send me an email or call,
Dave Farwell
Vintage Metalworks
330-322-3102

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