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I saw this the other day and it got me thinking. I have an 85 Bundera with a V6 Chev using a Dellows bellhousing onto the standard G52 manual gearbox. If the bellhousing was removed from the Supra Auto could this be stuck on the Dellows one I have already? If so, does anyone know what difference in lenght this would make? If not, what would the best option for auto be? I have searched on here and other sites nut have come up empty handed when it comes to the Chev/Toyota drivetrain.
Liam.
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G52 to Supra Auto
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G52 to Supra Auto
Last edited by V6 Bundy on Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:48 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: G151 to Supra Auto
You probably mean R151 but either way NO as the auto is completely different to the manuals.V6 Bundy wrote:..... If the bellhousing was removed from the Supra Auto could this be stuck on the Dellows one I have already? Liam.
But I do have a rare Advance Adapters bell that fits a Chev to a Toyota auto and its for sale
But what's wrong with either a GM T700/400/350 ?
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