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Chev LS1 to Ford C4

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Chev LS1 to Ford C4

Post by PacMan »

Hi all,

i am trying to put a Ford C4 auto on a Chev LS1 engine.

Has somebody here done that already?


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Post by 6.5 rangie »

someone in the rover section has a c4 behind a chev, so half way there. think its a standard adapter
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Post by PacMan »

Hi Damien,

thanks for your answer.
I just wounder because the converter in a Ford C4 is mounted on with four bolts. Chev and Rover using only three.


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Post by PacMan »

Hi again,

and what is about the converter size.
Do i have to use distance plates between trust plate and converter in the same thick than the adaptor plate?

I never had anything to do with automatics.
Just used them. :?

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Post by 6.5 rangie »

PacMan wrote:Hi Damien,

thanks for your answer.
I just wounder because the converter in a Ford C4 is mounted on with four bolts. Chev and Rover using only three.


Thanks
Chris
Ritters landrover used to do c4 conversions in rangies, not sure what they did about the 3/4 bolt converter. You could just get a 3 or 6 bolt converter made, its no big deal, just add more feet to it
Damien


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