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general engine and trans swap questions

Old Feb 23, 2014 | 7:20 AM
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Hi,My first post here! I haven't had a chevy product for 20 years, and even then it was a 67 Impala. So I am new to the chevy world and have a few questions.
I just bought a 1993 Z71 4wd with the 350 and 200k miles on it. Now I should mention this mainly my plow truck with the occasional Home Depot run (1000 miles per year). It seems a little tired. Now I know there are a billion 350's out there, will all of them swap in? As in, can I buy a 400hp 1975 rebuild and slap it in there, or a 1999 350? Or a 454 for that matter (bolt patterns match up etc)?

Also, trans mission. I have a heavy duty 2004r that I am pulling out of my 68 firebird, will it fit? What kind of trans do I have?

Thank you for all of your helpful knowledge.
Jason
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Old Feb 23, 2014 | 8:19 AM
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If the firebird has a 2004r, it was cobbled in there since they didn't come that way. No, it won't fit your truck.

Your truck came with a 4L60E short shaft.

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Old Feb 23, 2014 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Allan In NE
If the firebird has a 2004r, it was cobbled in there since they didn't come that way.

Allan
I put it in for an overdrive.
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