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  1. #1 l67 on n/a trans 
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    can a l67 engine be put on a regular trans?
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    yeah, tons of us do it.

    keep the flex plate that matches the trans on the motor.
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    Ok cool, thanks, now i'm happy lol, do I have to reprogram my pcm and put a boost gauge in the car or anything extra?
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    Don't you have to tune for the gear differences between the HD and non-HD trans?
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    Yes, you must change the tune or else the cars computer is going to have a the wrong info for the transmission.

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    well im asking since I have a GT model.
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    Tune for L67 motor keeping non-hd 3.29 ratio for the transmission.

    That's what I've got in my red GT.
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    ok cool, you change your stock hud on your dash?
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