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Bryblanch 11-15-2015 10:42 AM

93 5.3
 
At the moment I have a built 1.6 with a greddy td05 turbo kit and want more power so I decided to go with the Chevy 5.3 out of a 2002 suburban going to use the clutch/ flywheel from a 2010 camaro a t56 to a cts diff I am struggling finding the transmission and diff and what do I need to do for the drive line? And what gearing have you found works best for a daily driver that is tracked occasionally?

stng_96 11-15-2015 08:41 PM

Welcome to the Forum! I suggest taking some time and reading a few build threads in the GM build section, most of the questions you have asked will be answered.

Any pictures of your car?

Bryblanch 11-15-2015 09:15 PM


Originally Posted by stng_96 (Post 18278)
Welcome to the Forum! I suggest taking some time and reading a few build threads in the GM build section, most of the questions you have asked will be answered.

Any pictures of your car?

Ya a ton but don't know how to post pictures on this forum yet lol

charchri4 11-16-2015 04:25 PM

Hey welcome to the group! Check out this thread for pix and sig:
https://www.v8miata.net/site-tips-su...ps-tricks-329/

Travis is right pretty much all your questions can be answered here:
https://www.v8miata.net/v8-miata-con...esources-2349/

The thing is everyone taylors their car to their preferences so it's a bit tricky to advise you. My first thought was if the 02 suburban was a 2 wheel drive just use the auto from it. For a manual 98-02 fbody is a bolt in but not cheap. GTO takes a little shifter work but will bolt in too though even less cheap. I believe some of the T5s will bolt up but it just depends on what your budget and fab skills are.

What are you going to use for a subframe?

Bryblanch 01-10-2016 01:14 AM


Originally Posted by charchri4 (Post 18290)
Hey welcome to the group! Check out this thread for pix and sig:
https://www.v8miata.net/site-tips-su...ps-tricks-329/

Travis is right pretty much all your questions can be answered here:
https://www.v8miata.net/v8-miata-con...esources-2349/

The thing is everyone taylors their car to their preferences so it's a bit tricky to advise you. My first thought was if the 02 suburban was a 2 wheel drive just use the auto from it. For a manual 98-02 fbody is a bolt in but not cheap. GTO takes a little shifter work but will bolt in too though even less cheap. I believe some of the T5s will bolt up but it just depends on what your budget and fab skills are.

What are you going to use for a subframe?

Thank you I kind of forgot I had a membership with this forum lol I bought a Muncie 4speed then realized that the shifter is not even close to lining up so time to go back to the drawing board and go with a t5 or something similar. I had a friend that was going to do the fab work for me but be bailed so I'm kinda screwed on that now

be good 01-12-2016 09:23 AM

just use the auto out of the suburban. you can rock the lame pedal until you find enough $$ for a T56.

charchri4 01-14-2016 06:11 AM

+1^. If it's a 2 wheel drive suburban and you have the trans that is what I would do too. That gets you rolling sooner and cheaper and you may just find you like it!

Bryblanch 02-02-2016 01:33 PM

Motor fits!
 
I found a t56 for a good price so I decided to cut into the budget a little bit and purchase it. Sunday night we test fit my 5.3 and it fit like a glove with 0 bay modifications! Now I am in need of a gm t56 bellhousing, dimensions for a custom drive line from t56 to getreg, and suggestions on what to use for axles!!

stng_96 02-02-2016 01:55 PM

I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but you won't get that trans in there without modifications to the engine bay, period. In all honestly I am concerned about how well the engine fit with the corners still in there.

On another note, why don't you start a build thread with some pictures so we can see how your progress is going/help out if need be!


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