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  1. #1 Help with l36 to l67 swap 
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    Swapping an l67 into my 98 gt, just the motor.. Just about got everything buttoned up., but I cannot get the flywheel and torwue comverter bolts to line up.i can turn the TC by hand, but the flywheel is sitting lower then the tc. Any ideas?
    p.s. Its actually a flexplate...but u get the point lol
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  2. #2 Re: Help with l36 to l67 swap 
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    The l67 and l36 have different tc's
    98 GTP modded 1.9's, sd headers, 3.4", zzp 1.0 230K miles scrapped.
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  3. #3 Re: Help with l36 to l67 swap 
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    So switch the flexplate or swap the tc?
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    You could do either i think
    98 GTP modded 1.9's, sd headers, 3.4", zzp 1.0 230K miles scrapped.
    04 Comp G zzp stb's, UMI ta's, Speedbuilt sways, bully flo heads, XP, zzp headers, fsic, thrasher shift kit, 60#, 2.6" corsa 2.5", Inferno hood
    01 gt z7 turbo tep trans zzp motor
    08 g8 gt cam exhaust 11.87@118
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    Use your GT flex since you are still using your stock trans.
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    You have two choices. Pull engine and swap plates or open up the holes a bit and bolt them up. I'm not outright suggesting the second as it's not the "right" way. I have done it 2 times for friends when no other option was available and both cars are still good 2-4 years later.

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  7. #7 Re: Help with l36 to l67 swap 
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    You have two choices. Pull engine and swap plates or open up the holes a bit and bolt them up. I'm not outright suggesting the second as it's not the "right" way. I have done it 2 times for friends when no other option was available and both cars are still good 2-4 years later.

    SC is a 258mm pattern
    NA is a 245mm pattern
    have you heard of anything going wrong when doing it this way
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  8. #8 Re: Help with l36 to l67 swap 
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    Not in the 4 years it's been done, no.

    One car has a plog, 1.9's (no u bend because it'a a Bonneville), 3.4" pulley etc. And believe me...the girl blew her last motor racing, she's not gentle on it.
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    Also bill, my oil pan is dented. Its not terrible, but will it effect the oil pickup?
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    I can't see how bad or where it is from here. Got a picture?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    I can't see how bad or where it is from here. Got a picture?
    I can get one when I get home from work
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  12. #12 Re: Help with l36 to l67 swap 
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    Sounds good.. you like the added humor?

    Typically you can dent these pans up decently w/o hurting the pick up. Tough to say w/o knowing what it looks like.

    On the flex, I see it this way and some may disagree. You can egg the holes and give it a go or pull the motor, put the other flex on and in the end..who knows, maybe either of them crack in time. I was very lucky and never cracked one. Mine had been drilled for 245MM by Intense and never gave me any trouble.
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    lol yes i did bill. I was just at work and should not have been on here lol. But here is the pic of the oil pan. And a pic of the motor ( just because lol) and a pic of the homemade supercharger pulley presser on'er lol, worked like a champ!! lol. The oil pan is dented slightly on the other side, But thats the worst in the pic

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    You'll be fine with that dent. Hell..when you jack on the pan, usually you'd put a worse dent in it.
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    Do you know how far the pickup tube is from the.pan? Thanks btw!
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