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Commodore autos

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Commodore autos

Post by ozy1 »

been doing some research on commo autos,

there is one model avaliable for the V8 and the V6, and it isthe TH700, from what i have read they have different mounts to the engine, one using the turbo patturn one one using something else,

with this info, can i assume that the rear end of the auro is the same between the two, so the adaptor for the GQ transfer and fit both?

any help aoppreciated.
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Post by iwanna40 »

try this link from my thread. i dunno if its any help

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Post by Vsicks Pathy »

try Marks adaptors or the Castlemain Rod Shop.
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Post by BASSYK »

AFAIK all turbos are tubo bolt pattern , the other common pattern found on 308's is Tri matic pattern.

i think its the motors that change bolt pattern , not the autos
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Post by RUFF »

There is a V6 Turbo 700 that runs a Buick pattern Bellhousing and then there is the V8 Turbo 700 that runs a Chev style bellhousing. The rear of these are both identical. The bellhousings are not removable.
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Post by ozy1 »

RUFF wrote:There is a V6 Turbo 700 that runs a Buick pattern Bellhousing and then there is the V8 Turbo 700 that runs a Chev style bellhousing. The rear of these are both identical. The bellhousings are not removable.


Sweet, that was the info i was after, and i actually spoke to marks today, and they said the same, i just wanted tyo make sure if i go this way, i can have the transfer adaptor and run either the V6, or V8, and not have to purchase new adaptors.
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