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03-17-2005 #1
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McLeod Adapter Part # Needed
I need the adapter to install a T56 (LS1) trans to my Small Block Chevy 383 (Gen 1). I have an external balanced 400 flywheel and a 26 spline clutch disc in my 1969 Camaro. I hear talk of an adapter kit from McLeod but I cannot find the correct part number.
There are two kit that look correct (part #8610 and #8607). Which is correct or is there another number I need?
I have tried to contact McLeod (Red Roberts) but I cannot get him on the tech line.
Any one know what the McLeod Part # is for the .5" adapter plate??
Has anyone bought this adapter and extended pilot bushing?
What are the part #s?
I also need a crossmember :-)
Please help,
Brandon
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03-17-2005 #2
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Be patient and keep trying Red. Just keep dialing until he answers - it will be worth the wait.
He answers calls between 10 - 12 in the a.m and 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. pacific time.Jeff Mortenson
03-18-2005 #3
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I have one - there are a few pictures on my website that might give you an idea of what you're getting. Also, Red told me when I bought mine that no custom pilot bushing was required (I'm running a ZZ4). I wish I could give you the part number, but the page I wrote it down on is long gone....
Ryan1970 El Camino *Stolen*
2004 GTO M6
03-23-2005 #4
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Well, I called McLeod again because I've come to realize that I did in fact need the extended pilot bushing. Here are the parts numbers that Red gave me:
LS1 T56 adapter to old style bellhousing w/original clutch linkage: 8-207
Extended pilot bushing (accomodates extra 1/2" from adapter): 8617
Too bad that I found all this out AFTER I put the car back together.
When you do order, make sure the adapter plate comes with the throwout bearing piece, too, if you're planning on using a stock clutch setup. I'm drawing a blank on what this piece is called, but it's the piece that surrounds the input shaft and it bolted to the front of a Muncie or other 4 speed.
Good luck!
Ryan1970 El Camino *Stolen*
2004 GTO M6
03-25-2005 #5
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Ryan,
I finally got through to Red on Tuesday!! He was very knowledgeable on this subject - if anyone needs info call him at McLeod!!!
He game me the same info.
LS1 T56 adapter to old style bellhousing w/original clutch
linkage: 8-207
Throwout bearing collar: Comes with adapter plate 8-207
(the piece that surrounds the input shaft and it bolted to the front of a Muncie or other 4 speed.)
Extended pilot bushing (accomodates extra 1/2" from adapter): 8617
27 spline (TH350 style) Slip Yoke (if need for your drive shaft-mine was from a TH400): 8-6081
I hope someone can use this info - I took me over 3 weeks to get it!!
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T56 adapter plate
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Thanks for the help and info,
Brandon



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