NV3500 5-speed swap

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I was just directed to this thread and I'm flattered! 😊 (thread resurrection alert) Glad you like the pedal setup Wageslave!

I have a set of original IROC's if you are near MD that I wouldn't mind turning into parts money. You'll need spacers for the rear though.
 
I was just directed to this thread and I'm flattered! 😊 (thread resurrection alert) Glad you like the pedal setup Wageslave!

I have a set of original IROC's if you are near MD that I wouldn't mind turning into parts money. You'll need spacers for the rear though.

Unfortunately the rust bug got to the El Camino bad enough that it wasn't safe to drive anymore. I still have the setup squirreled away in case my Pontiac's transmission lets go, but in the time that it was still on the road I put about 12,000 miles on it and it worked flawlessly. The only thing that I did notice after installing it is the brake pedal required slightly more travel before the brakes would engage. It was only a slight difference, and the pedal feel was otherwise unaffected.

Still worth every penny and more.

Oh yeah, you have a badass Monte BTW.
 
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I have a 4.8/nv3500 from a 02 Silvy that I’m putting in one of my elcos.do you know off hand if the shifter location inside is the same as s10 trans?
 
The full size truck trans (MG5) shifter is about 5 or so inches more forward than the S-10 trans (M50). Between this and the tall shift tower, you may be close on clearing the dash.
 
If you can give me a measurement from the tailshaft to the shifter, I can give you a more exact number.
 
I was just directed to this thread and I'm flattered! 😊 (thread resurrection alert) Glad you like the pedal setup Wageslave!

I have a set of original IROC's if you are near MD that I wouldn't mind turning into parts money. You'll need spacers for the rear though.

With Blazer brakes, the Rears should work in front and Fronts can go in back. Might need a shim spacer in front and the Outer tie rod might need a little rounding, but 3rd gen rears fit pretty good in front with larger brakes that space the wheels out 3/8"
 
Tailshaft to center of shifter—-19”...
I measure 7.5" from tailshaft to center of shifter in neutral. It also measures about 23.5" from bellhousing flange back to the center line of the shifter.

Hope this helps.
 
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