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Old 12-12-2006, 07:47 PM   #1
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Default Thinking of T56 instead of T5

hey guys im currently building a motor for my car, au block with a ef/el xr head, im running an acl race kit thru the motor with 20thou oversized pistons, xr6t rods and the usual port/polish to the head. i am going to stay manual but was thinking of putting in a t56 instead of a t5. does anyone know if this is a bolt up affair or will a custom bellhousing need to be used. is there a t56 for the 6 cyl AU's? im using an au block so it would be a nice match and all the bolts will line up :P any more information would be great thanks

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