My SPARE T56 out of a 93 Z-28. Not sure if a M28 or M29 as the label is faded. Bought it and NOT TESTED, so priced like a core for what I paid for the trans itself $650.
Also included a LT1 bell housing, f body pedals, a clutch and pressure plate (probably needs to be turned) and disassembled Clutch Hydraulics. May have a few other odds and ends.
This was the kit I was building for the swap until I got a soup to nuts conversion with a supposedly good trans (had to have it rebuilt).
Even though I'm not going to WF FL this year, I can most likely get it there for a buyer as I'm dropping some parts of to 94 Woody the day before on my way to the GMC convention.
Don't dilly dally as this priced to get it out my garage in a hurry. I'm losing about 200 at this price, and I got a screaming deal on what I'm selling. Need the space
94Woody
Posts : 2388 Join date : 2008-12-02 Age : 49 Location : Ocala,FL
That is a great deal. Need some way to teleport that thing up to Ohio!
I have family in central Kentucky. My mother in law is currently down here for the Winter. I could wrap it up and send it back with her. That gets it a lot closer to you.
Sprocket, just put a Sharpie line on the input shaft, and another on the output. Both trans have the same .62, the difference is first gear, so... Put trans in 1st. Rotate the input once. Look at the output, you'll figure out which version it is easily by how much the output turns. Slightly less than 3? 2.97 1st gear, 400ft-lb rating. 3.3 turns: 3.36 first, 350ft-lb rating.
Sprocket
Posts : 6125 Join date : 2008-11-04 Location : Palm Beach County
Sold to forum member SShiftn6 (first person to contact me about the sale). It took awhile as we are using the ole' wagon train to get it to him. Just so happens a certain someone near me sold their famous Daddy Wagon to Mr. Magnum and it's now happily resting in the back seat footwell waiting to be picked up and transported to the the other side....
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